Chemical Peel

– Chemical peel is a biological skin exfoliation method that uses chemical agents to remove dead skin cells, deeply cleanse, unclog pores, and stimulate new skin regeneration. This helps to treat acne, reduce pigmentation, brighten and rejuvenate the skin. The active ingredients used in peels are acids of natural origin. They work by promoting the natural skin exfoliation process, increasing the production of new cells, removing old cells, dead skin, bacteria and dirt deep in the pores.

– Thereby, chemical exfoliation stimulates skin cells to exfoliate, regenerate new skin that is brighter and reduces wrinkles. Facial peels help the skin regeneration process faster and bring optimal treatment effect for the skin with a shorter time.

Some outstanding features of the skin peeling method can be mentioned:

– Extract acne pustules.

– Dry inflamed acne.

– Even skin tone, reduce pigmentation.

– Reduce sebum and congestion, thereby reducing the appearance of large pores.

– Rejuvenates the skin, making it smoother and brighter.

– Supports the treatment of melasma and dark skin.

The acids used in chemical peels are:

– Alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) is a group of natural water-based acids extracted from food.

– Glycolic acid from sugar cane.

– Citric acid from citrus fruits.

– Lactic acid from milk sugar.

– Malic acid from pears and apples.

– Tartaric acid from grapes,…

– AHA has the effect of exfoliating dead skin cells, supporting the treatment of melasma and brightening the skin, treating acne and scars.

– Salicylic acid (BHA) Beta Hydroxy acid is a type of acid derived from beans. Because of the properties of the bean group, BHA easily penetrates the pores to break down dead skin cells that are stuck together and remove sebum, blockages and control excess oil.

– Tessner is a combination of Alpha, Beta Hydroxy and Resorcinol which is highly effective in treating acne.