Why choose peeling
A peeling stimulates cell renewal and removes dead skin cells, resulting in a smoother skin with reduced pigmentation, fine lines, and large pores. At the same time, it can help reduce signs of aging, sun damage, and dull or gray skin, such as with a smoker's skin. Moreover, it can have a positive effect on the treatment of acne for sensitive skin. By applying the right peeling, the aging process of the skin can be reversed, and the overall skin structure can be significantly improved.
The peeling treatment explained
Various acids, such as glycolic acid, salicylic acid, lactic acid, and trichloroacetic acid (TCA), make up the usual composition of the liquid used in a chemical peel. Each acid has its own characteristics, but they all serve as exfoliants, accelerating the natural skin shedding process, stimulating skin renewal. This results in a smoother, more even, and better-hydrated skin.
For who is peeling not suitable
In the following situations, we advise against undergoing a peeling treatment:
If you have fresh scars or recent wounds in the area to be treatedIf you have undergone radiotherapy on your face in the pastIf you are pregnant or breastfeedingIf you have inflammations or infections, such as active acne or an active herpes outbreak (e.g., a cold sore)If you suffer from insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus and have difficulty maintaining stable blood sugar levelsIf you have immunological conditions or a weakened immune systemIf you are undergoing treatment for cancerIf you have conditions affecting your kidneys, respiratory system, liver, or heart
