Chemical peeling is the exfoliation of the stratum corneum of the epidermis.
At an early age, the skin gets rid of dead tissue on its own, a and already at the age of 25-30, the process becomes more complicated and the need for intervention arises. That's when peelings come to the rescue.
Advantages of chemical peeling
• Eliminates skin imperfections
• Partially or completely removes pigmentation
• Reduces various types of scars and acne scars
• Cleanses pores, leaving skin smooth and well-groomed
• Eliminates fine wrinkles
• Restores fresh and natural skin color
There are three types of chemical peels: superficial, medium and deep.
Superficial peeling is intended for both oily and dry skin.
Acting only on the stratum corneum of the epidermis, peeling restores skin radiance, removes pigmentation, and reduces the number of comedones.
With medium peeling, the active substances penetrate all layers of the epidermis and can reach the dermis - the middle layer of the skin.
This type of peeling is used for deep pigmentation, acne, post-acne scars and signs of aging.
Deep chemical peeling penetrates the skin. This is equivalent to facelift surgery, which requires a longer recovery period.
Contraindications
• Pregnancy and lactation
• Menstrual cycle
• Thyroid problems
• Skin diseases
• Infectious diseases
• Heat
• Warm weather
When can you do a chemical peeling?
Medium and deep peels increase the sensitivity of the skin, so they are carried out in autumn, winter, spring; superficial peeling can be done in summer. In all cases, sun protection is required, even with light exfoliation of the skin.
