It is an effective method of skin regeneration. By removing the surface layer of damaged skin, a new fresh skin is revealed free of patch and wrinkles and imperfections. At the same time, the skin is stimulated and produces more collagen and elastin, restoring the lost radiance and firmness.

Skin Regeneration

A range of treatments are now available and allow plastic surgeons to treat a wider range of skin problems.

Chemical peels, dermabrasion and laser are used to regenerate skin’s collagen layers and reverse the changes of aging and sun damage.

How it works

By using a chemical solution applied to the skin, which exfoliates it and removes dead and damaged cells.

Scaling has 3 categories, which have to do with the depth and extent of the problem. The plastic surgeon will direct you to a personalized skin rejuvenation treatment determined by each patient’s needs and skin type.

Categories and types of exfoliation

  • Salicylic acid
  • Trichloroacetis acid (TCA)
  • A-Hydroxy acids (AHA)
  • Glycolic acid
  • Azelaic acid
  • Kochic acid
  • Jessner solution
  • Mandelic acid
  • Phenol

Areas

  • face
  • neck
  • neckline

Treats

  • signs of aging, fine lines and wrinkles
  • scars, acne scars
  • oiliness, pore reduction
  • tightening
  • fight against stretch marks

Cost

The cost is estimated on a case-by-case basis.

Information

About 5 – 10 minutes

No anesthesia needed.

The pain can be prevented by taking pain killers.

In cases of deep peeling, local anesthesia is applied.

No pain.

Immediate

Quick return to activities.

Recommendations

  • use of sunscreen.
  • avoid hot water while taking a shower.
  • avoid pulling off skin, as this may create pimples in the places where the skin was pulled.
  • avoid intense grimacing after treatment, in order not to wrinkle the skin.
  • sleep on your back, as the pillow may cause injuries.

All seasons.

FAQ

Are there any contraindications for chemical peeling?
Yes. It should not be applied to people with injured skin, sunburn, infections, active skin disease or cold sores. Also, those suffering from proriasis, eczema or dermatitits, as well as pregnant women, are not advised to do this treatment.

Treatment must be applied by a qualified doctor with certified medical materials.
FDA approved.