Chemical Peels

What is a peel?

A person loses several million dead skin cells every day. Unfortunately, a human body cannot get rid of dead skin cells completely. Over time, they accumulate preventing the epidermis from renewing itself properly, thus forming a large number of skin imperfections.Peeling is an aesthetic medical technique that consists of applying an exfoliating liquid (or a paste) to the skin, intended to make it peel the first layers covered with dead cells. This intervention allows a new skin by naturally reactivating the production of collagen and the formation of new cells.There are different intensities of peeling depending on the product used. During the first consultation, the professional will suggest the most suitable peel based on the person's skin imperfections and the phototype.

There are two types of peel in Main d'Or clinic:
1- The gentle ones called "Quick Peel": Stimulating peel; Moisturizing Peeling; Lightening peel; Anti-acne peeling.
2- Intermediates that are indicated to treat certain more marked facial imperfections.

Chemical peeling is gaining more and more popularity because it gives noticeable results in a short period of time as it improves the skin's texture and enriches it with a lasting glow. Chemical peeling is a technique used for more than 20 years, the peel is a chemical product that acts on the appearance of the skin by removing the external skin layers.

Indications for peeling

Prevent skin aging

Fine wrinkles or diffuse fine lines

Dull/cloudy complexion

Acne-prone and oily skin

Thin scars and acne scars

Enlarged pores and clogged pores

Brown stains

Blackheads and microcysts

Dark circles

The benefits of a Chemical Peel

The light peel is a safe way to improve complexion and skin texture without social exclusion. In fact, repetition gives effective results.


The intermediate peel is a more invasive treatment with stronger acids.

The Expected Results

Depending on the type of peel, the results are more or less rapid: The results of gentle peels come gradually. In general, 3 to 5 sessions spaced 15 days apart are necessary to obtain an excellent result. With the repetition of the sessions, the skin becomes clearer, softer, and tends to become more toned. Secondly, maintenance sessions will allow the results obtained to be maintained at a rate decided on a case-by-case basis. Regarding the results of intermediate peels, from the first session, in the second week, the skin appears "renovated", clearer, more uniform, and less oily. The number of sessions depends on the potency of the product and the skin defects to be treated. The expected results may vary depending on each individual.

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