Peeling

The list of skin cleansing methods is quite diverse; peels differ in the method and depth of skin penetration.

• In mechanical peeling, abrasive particles such as scrubs are used to remove impurities and dead cells. These preparations may contain coral particles or microcrystals of aluminum oxide and other exfoliants.
• Chemical peeling uses acid and alkali compounds instead of abrasives. When the skin comes into contact with chemical agents, dead cells dissolve, and intercellular connections are disrupted.
• Ultrasound peeling involves exfoliation of dead skin cells through the action of ultrasound waves (requiring a specific device). Another option for mechanical exfoliation is laser peeling, where the skin is exposed to a laser beam.

Surface cleansing involves cleaning at the level of the outermost layer of skin. This procedure helps in the treatment of acne, enlarged pores, and hyperpigmentation. It can also be performed as a preparatory step before other cosmetic procedures, such as dermabrasion.

Medium peeling affects not only the outer layer of the skin but also the living cells of the epidermis down to the papillary layer of the dermis. It is an effective method for treating oily skin and helps correct irregularities in skin texture, as well as smooth out scars. This method is also used when unwanted signs of aging appear, such as decreased skin elasticity and wrinkles.

The most complex procedure is deep peeling, which targets the papillary layer of the dermis. Deep exfoliation provides rejuvenation and lifting effects but can be quite traumatic.

IMPORTANT! Peeling always involves tissue damage, so it is recommended to perform this procedure in a salon under the supervision of an experienced specialist. This is the only way to achieve the desired result and avoid complications such as burns, infections, and scarring.

This procedure involves the treatment of the superficial layers of the skin while also stimulating the deeper layers. It is a delicate and gentle manipulation that allows for:

• Thoroughly loosening the outermost layer of skin.
• Clearing the ducts of glands.
• Improving tissue oxygenation and nourishment.
• Stimulating collagen production.

One of the advantages of almond peeling is its versatility — it can be performed at any time of the year and is suitable for people with different skin types, including very sensitive skin.

Clients at our salon who opt for this service report reduced oily shine and pigmentation, improved skin texture and color, and increased skin elasticity. Indications for the procedure include seborrheic dermatitis, acne rash, and premature aging.

As the name suggests, the active ingredient in this case is phenoxyglycolic acid, also known as almond acid. During the cosmetic session, the skin is treated with professional products containing acid concentrations of at least 20%. The formulation is left on the skin for approximately 20 minutes, after which a neutralizing agent is applied. The final step involves moisturizing and soothing the skin. The final cost depends on the selected product, the recommended number of procedures, and any additional services.