Exfoliation is the key to maintaining a healthy and functional skin. Professional peels will offer many benefits to your skin such as: softness, vibrant appearance of the skin, reduction of fine lines and wrinkles, treatment of acne, congestion and dark spots, firm and youthful skin, stimulation of the cell cycle and collagen production , minimizing scars and spots from the sun. They can be applied on the face, neck, arms and body.
The use of individual peels is an ideal choice for use either as an exclusive treatment or in conjunction with other treatments.
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Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHA) (Alpha Hydroxy Acids), which are water-soluble substances of natural origin with rich rejuvenating and anti-aging action. These include:
Glycolic peeling
It is ideal for rejuvenating dull or aged skin. It does deep exfoliation, while gently rejuvenating the skin. It comes from sugar cane. Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin, leaves the treated area brighter, smoother and hydrated.
Milk peeling
Lactic peeling is ideal for dry skin as it retains moisture in the skin due to the attraction of water molecules in the stratum corneum and the activation of the composition of the tiles, which results in the improvement and regulation of the lipid barrier of the skin. Lactic acid is also known as a skin whitening agent as it achieves a uniform dispersion of melanin.
Mandel peeling
Mandel peeling is ideal for any sensitive or acne prone skin that wants an exfoliating peel less hard than traditional AHAs. It comes from almonds and leaves your skin brighter, reduces hyperpigmentation and cleanses the pores.
Pyruvic peeling
Pyruvic peeling is suitable for the prevention and treatment of acne, seborrheic dermatitis, as well as for acne scars and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
What does BHA mean?
BHA means beta-hydroxy acids. BHAs are organic carboxylic acids that act on the surface of the skin and deep in the pore. They are fat soluble, so they are more often preferred for normal to oily skin with enlarged pores. Due to this difference in properties, beta hydroxy acid is best used on acne-oily skin precisely because it is able to penetrate the pore containing sebum.
What is salicylic peeling?
Salicylic peeling is BHA used to treat acne and oily skin, as well as for fine lines and wrinkles. For best results, salicylic acid can be used once a week. The use of care products with AHA and BHA requires the reduction of sun exposure, due to the photosensitivity they cause, while daily sun protection with products with a high sun index is also considered necessary. SPF. Repeating the treatments will give you a perfect result. 4 to 6 treatments with a difference of one week are recommended.
