Chemical peel

Peeling is a controlled damage to the skin to renew it and improve its appearance. With chemical peeling, exfoliation is achieved with the acids. Upon contact with the components of the peeling composition, a chemical burn of the epidermis occurs, followed by healing. As a result, young cells and new vessels are formed, delivering nutrients and oxygen to the tissues. A new collagen framework is being formed. The dermis is smoothed, the sebaceous pores are cleaned, and the tone of the face is leveled. As a result, the skin is rejuvenated and looks elastic, supple, young, and radiant. Before the procedure, the face is cleaned of skin secretions with gentle remedies containing hyaluronic acid, milk, and tonic. Then, the doctor applies a cleanser with 5% glycolic acid in the composition. Such a tool effectively removes the remnants of sebum and prepares the skin for an exfoliant. The doctor applies a chemical acid gel to the prepared skin. The area around the eyes is treated with margins from the upper and lower eyelids. The exfoliant is neutralized using a unique composition. After the procedure, the physician applies a moisturizing mask depending on the skin type.