Chemical peeling

About the treatment

We use chemical peels with mild acids such as alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) or fruit acids to gently remove the upper layers of the skin. They are effective in treating mild wrinkles, sun damage and blemishes and pigmentation shifts.

Areas of application for chemical peels:

AcneChemical peels can help treat acne and improve skin texture by clearing clogged pores and promoting skin renewal.

Skin rejuvenationPeels can improve the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, sun damage and pigmentation spots.

Pigment disordersChemical peels can also help to reduce hyperpigmentation, melasma or age spots.

Risks and side effects:

The possible risks and side effects of chemical peels include redness, swelling, burning, itching or temporary discoloration of the skin. Rare risks such as infection, scarring or changes in skin pigmentation can also occur with deep peels. It is important to be aware of potential risks and the healing process before treatment and to follow the practitioner's instructions carefully to identify skin needs and goals.

Before the treatment, a thorough skin analysis and consultation is carried out by a trained specialist.

During the treatment, the peeling solution is applied to the skin and left for a certain period of time before it is neutralized.

Depending on the type of peeling, there may be a slight burning or tingling sensation on the skin, which usually subsides after the treatment.