What is chemical peel?
Chemical peels are a medical skin treatment that uses active acids to remove dead skin cells, stimulate cell renewal and improve skin texture. The treatment is tailored to your skin type and condition, and can be superficial, medium or deep – depending on the desired effect.
What can be treated?
- Uneven skin tone and pigmentation
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- Acne and acne scars
- Large pores and rough skin
- Sun damage and signs of aging
- Lifeless and gray skin
How does it work?
The active ingredients in the peel (such as AHA, BHA, TCA or PHA) have an exfoliating effect and stimulate the skin's natural regeneration process. This results in a smoother, clearer and more youthful skin surface.
An innovative 2-phase peel with TCA that provides skin renewal without peeling. Treats acne, pigmentation, signs of aging and gives an immediate glow. Suitable for all skin types and can be used year-round.
Benefits : No downtime, stimulates collagen, improves skin tone and texture.
Medicalia Chemical Peel . Medicalia is a skincare line that is designed to give you a more active, medical treatment for skin problems. Medicalia offers medical treatments that can help you deal with skin problems such as pores, acne, scars, uneven skin, dry and irritated skin, as well as unsightly sun damage.
Retinol peeling is an effective vitamin A treatment that exfoliates the skin, stimulates cell renewal and improves skin texture, tone and fine lines. The treatment provides a smoother and more youthful skin surface.
For best results, customized home care with Medicalia products is recommended for 14 days before and after treatment. The treatment is performed as a course of 3–4 times.
Advantages:
- Visible improvement in skin texture and glow
- Reduction of pigment spots and fine lines
- Increased collagen production
- Cleansed and balanced skin
- Can be combined with other treatments for optimal effect
Finishing:
After a chemical peel, the skin is more sensitive and needs rest and protection. You will receive recommended home care and sun protection to support the skin's healing process. Avoid sunbathing and strong products for the first few days.
