Peels

Frequently asked questions and answers about peels:

1. What is peeling and what types of peels exist in cosmetology?

Peeling is a procedure aimed at improving the appearance of the skin by removing the upper layers containing dead cells. There are three main types of peeling: superficial (removes the top layer of the skin, alpha hydroxy acids or fruit acids are usually used), median (penetrates deeper, trichloroacetic acid or TCA is used) and deep (for serious skin problems, phenol is used). The choice of the type of peeling depends on the condition of the skin and the desired results.

2. What skin problems can be solved with peeling?

Peels can be used to correct various skin problems, including wrinkles, pigmentation, acne and its traces, small scars, uneven skin tone and texture. They can also increase the hydration level of the skin, improve its elasticity and stimulate cell regeneration.

3. Are there any side effects or risks associated with peeling?

Peels, especially deep ones, can cause side effects such as redness, peeling, swelling, and in rare cases infection or discoloration of the skin. It is important to carry out the procedure under the supervision of an experienced cosmetologist or doctor and follow all recommendations after the procedure to minimize risks.

4. How does the peeling procedure work and how long does it last?

The peeling process begins with cleansing the skin. Then a peeling is applied, which can stay on the skin for several minutes to several hours, depending on the type of peeling. After that, the peeling is neutralized and washed off, and a moisturizer and sunscreen are applied to the skin. The procedure usually takes from 30 minutes to 1 hour.

5. How quickly can you see the results after peeling and what precautions should be followed after the procedure?

Peeling results may be visible immediately after the procedure, but the final results often appear only after several sessions. After peeling, it is important to avoid direct sunlight, use sunscreen and do not perform other skin treatments until it is completely restored. It is also important to follow all the recommendations of a cosmetologist for skin care after the procedure.

Classically, peels are performed in the autumn-winter period, outside the period of insolation (solar activity), with a course of 4-10 procedures with a certain interval. Modern also offers off-season peels without the risk of side effects and complications.
!!!We always prescribe post-peeling skin care (individually) and the use of sunscreens (SPF) for the duration of the a course of procedures.
The procedure is carried out on the basis of the innovative Italian peeling BioRePeel, which belongs to a new generation of revitalizing peels. In addition to patented acid solutions, peeling has active biorevitalization components in its composition, which allows it to immediately exfoliate, bleach, rejuvenate, and biostimulating effects. The uniqueness of the drug is that it is applied and acts as a peeling, but at the same time it also gives a biorevitalization effect – and all this without injections.