Chemical Peeling
Treatment duration
15/20 minutes
Anesthesia
Not necessary
No. Sessions
1 session per month for 5 months
Durability over time
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Deep renewal and skin luminosity
The chemical peel It is a dermatological treatment that stimulates cell renewal through controlled skin exfoliation. Over time, natural cell turnover slows, causing the accumulation of dead cells, dullness, and uneven skin texture. Peeling reactivates this process, promoting the formation of new cells and visibly improving texture and radiance. Depending on clinical needs, the doctor may choose a peel:
- Superficial
- Medium
- Deep
Using specific substances such as glycolic, mandelic, pyruvic, salicylic, lactic, or TCA acids, selected based on skin type and the blemish being treated. It can be performed on the face, neck, décolleté, hands, and other areas of the body.
- Reduction of skin blemishes
- Improved texture and enlarged pores
- Reduction of fine lines
- Improvement of acne and post-acne marks
- Firmer and more luminous skin
- Duration: 15/20 minutes
- Anesthesia: not necessary
- No. of Sessions: 1 session per month for 5 months
After applying and neutralizing the product, a restructuring cream and SPF50 sunscreen are applied.
It is essential:
- Avoid exposure to sun or heat sources
- Use SPF50 daily
- Follow medical advice at home
The treatment is indicated in the autumn and winter months.
FAQ
Does peeling always cause flaking?
Not necessarily. Flaking depends on the depth of treatment, but even without visible exfoliation, the peel is effective.
Is the treatment painful?
Usually only a mild, temporary burning sensation is felt.
When will you see results?
The skin appears brighter after the first session, with progressive improvements over the course of the cycle.
Can I expose myself to the sun after the treatment?
Is it suitable for all skin types?
Yes, but it must always be personalized after a dermatological evaluation.