Who is a good candidate for a chemical peel?  

A chemical peel is a cosmetic skin care procedure that uses chemical solutions to remove the outer layer of the dermis. It can be a suitable solution for people with a variety of skin problems and is indicated in the following cases.          

Pigments changes:

• sun pigmentation or age spots;
• melasma (hormonal changes associated with pregnancy);
• post-acne and acne scars.

Improvement of skin texture:

• fine lines and wrinkles;
• rough or uneven skin texture;
• superficial scars.

Skin problems:

• increased oiliness;
• clogged pores;
• acne and post-acne.

How is a chemical peel done?

The procedure's process includes several stages.

1. Consultation: the cosmetologist assesses the condition of the skin, discusses your expectations and recommends the appropriate type of peeling.
2. Preparation for the procedure: the skin is cleaned of makeup and impurities. The cosmetologist applies a mask or anesthetic cream to reduce discomfort during the procedure.
3. Peeling: application of a chemical solution with active ingredients to the skin.

After the treatment is completed, the esthetician will provide instructions on how to care for the skin after the treatment. This may include:

• using soothing creams or masks;
• avoiding sun exposure and makeup for a few days after the procedure;
• avoiding friction or mechanical stress on the skin for several days after the peel;
• use sunscreen against UV radiation.

After the procedure, it is important to follow the instructions of the specialist and attend regular appointments to monitor skin conditions and maximize results.

Types of chemical peel 

Types of chemical peels are categorized by the depth of exposure.

Superficial (super formal)

This is an ideal chemical peel for fine lines, wrinkles, pigmentation and improving the overall health of the dermis. It is performed using mild acids such as glycolic or lactic acid, affecting the top layer of the skin, the epidermis.

Midline 

is characterized by deeper penetration into the dermis, but does not reach the deepest layers. The effect is achieved by exposing the skin layers to a more concentrated acid or combinations of different acids. It is used to reduce pigmentation, reduce deep wrinkles and scars, and improve skin texture.

Deep peeling

Through the use of strong acids, they penetrate the deepest dermal layers, reaching the middle and sometimes even the deepest layer of the dermis. The intensive effect of acids allows the use of deep chemical peeling for hyperpigmentation, reduction of pronounced wrinkles and scars, and significantly improved appearance of the skin.

Benefits of Chemical Peels at Bella Sana Med Spa

Bella Sana Med Spa offers the best chemical peels for the face that can help you achieve the results you desire.

• Increase the brightness of the skin.
• Reduce the presence of wrinkles and scars.
• Reduce pigmentation.
• Stimulate the natural processes of cellular renewal of the dermis, contributing to its revitalization and rejuvenation.

At your service

1. Modern equipment, advanced technologies and high-quality products.
2. Experienced and certified cosmetologists
3. Individual approach to each client
4. Wide range of procedures for different skin types