Aesthetic Procedures
Chemical peeling is the application of various acids and solutions to the skin to create controlled renewal in specific skin layers.
Overview
Chemical peeling is the application of various acids and solutions to the skin to create controlled renewal in specific skin layers.
The aim is to support the removal of damaged cells on the skin surface, accelerate cell renewal and help balance skin tone, texture and overall appearance.
Depending on the product type, concentration and the depth reached in the skin, chemical peeling can be planned as superficial, medium-depth or deeper.
Before the procedure the skin is cleansed and prepared. The selected peeling solution is then applied for a defined time.
Depending on the product, mild burning, stinging or warmth may be felt during the procedure. When needed, the application is ended or neutralised.
Temporary redness, sensitivity, dryness or peeling may occur afterwards. The degree depends on the type and depth of the peel used.
Appointment
The peeling agent, concentration and depth are determined individually during the consultation.
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Chemical peeling is particularly preferred for people who;
Applications
Depending on individual needs, chemical peeling can be used as part of the treatment plan for;
The same peeling agent is not used for every skin concern. The treatment must be selected according to skin type and the targeted problem.
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Noticeable peeling does not necessarily occur after every chemical peel.
Superficial peels may cause mild dryness and fine flaking, while stronger or deeper treatments can cause more noticeable peeling.
More peeling does not mean a more effective treatment. The aim is controlled renewal appropriate to the skin type.
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The skin may remain sensitive for a while after a peel. Therefore it is important to;
In particular, neglecting sun protection after the procedure can increase the risk of pigmentation.
The number of sessions depends on the type of peel used and the concern being treated.
A single session may be enough for some treatments, while superficial peels in particular may be planned as several sessions at set intervals.
Frequency and session count are determined according to skin type and individual response to treatment.
After superficial peels, brighter and smoother-looking skin can be noticed within a short time.
For pigmentation, acne or skin texture, results usually appear gradually as sessions progress.
Frequently Asked Questions
The acid used, its concentration, application time and peel depth are determined according to skin type and the concern being treated.
The aim is not to over-exfoliate the skin but to achieve a more balanced tone, smoother texture and healthier appearance through controlled renewal.
With the right product, concentration and protocol, the aim is not to thin the skin but to support controlled renewal and remodelling.
Suitable peeling agents can be used for some superficial pigmentation problems and post-acne marks. However, not all pigmentation is the same. In melasma especially, careful treatment planning and sun protection are important.
Some peeling agents can be included in the plan to reduce oiliness, comedone formation and post-acne discolouration. Depending on the acne type, peeling can be used alone or with other treatments.
Peeling can help with superficial discolouration and skin texture, but may not be sufficient alone for deep atrophic acne scars. In such cases laser, gold needle, subcision or other methods may be considered.
It depends on the depth of the treatment and the condition of the skin. If there is marked sensitivity or peeling, make-up may need to be postponed. Follow your doctor's aftercare advice.
The peeling agents that can be used in pregnancy are limited and not every chemical peel is appropriate. Cosmetic peels during pregnancy should therefore only be planned after medical evaluation.
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