Every day, a person loses several million dead skin cells. Unfortunately, the human body cannot completely eliminate these dead cells, resulting in a progressive build-up that prevents the epidermis from renewing itself properly, and leads to the appearance of numerous skin imperfections.
A chemical peel is an aesthetic medical technique that involves applying an exfoliating liquid (or paste) to the skin to remove the first layers covered with dead cells. This procedure results in new skin by naturally reactivating collagen production and the formation of new cells. The cost of a chemical peel varies according to the intensity and type of peel used.
There are different peel intensities, depending on the product used. During the initial consultation, the professional will suggest the most suitable peel according to skin imperfections and the person's phototype.
We use two types of chemical peel at Clinique Main d'Or:
Stimulating peel, Moisturizing peel, Brightening peel, Anti-acne peel.
Which are indicated to treat certain more pronounced facial imperfections.
Here are the different indications for all combination peels:
After thoroughly cleansing the skin, the professional gently applies the product with a brush or cotton bud. When the appearance of redness or a slight, even whitening is reached, the product is neutralized. A sensation of tingling and heat is to be expected during the session. The cost of a chemical peel includes the entire process, guaranteeing a comfortable experience for customers. Neutralization is necessary to stop the effect of the peel. A soothing and/or healing cream is then applied to provide a feeling of comfort.
The light chemical peel offers a safe method of improving skin tone and texture without requiring a period of social inactivity. Repeated treatments can produce effective results, making the cost of chemical peeling justified by the visible improvements to the skin. In contrast, intermediate chemical peeling is a more invasive option that uses stronger acids, potentially resulting in a higher cost.
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Results depend on the type of chemical peel chosen:
Results may vary from one individual to another.
After a chemical peel, it's essential to follow specific skin care regimens to promote healing and optimize results. Skin can be red and sensitive; it's crucial to avoid sun exposure. Use a gentle, non-comedogenic moisturizing cream to maintain hydration. Regular application of a broad-spectrum sunscreen is essential. Avoid harsh skin care products or exfoliants during healing. Follow your professional's recommendations for optimal recovery.
A chemical peel for the face works by applying a chemical solution to the skin, triggering a controlled desquamation process. This chemical exfoliation removes dead and damaged cells from the skin's surface, enabling accelerated cellular regeneration. The chemical peel for the face is capable of treating a variety of skin problems, including fine lines, pigment spots and superficial scars. The chemical solution used in the chemical peel penetrates the superficial layers of the skin, promoting skin renewal. After a few days, the skin begins to peel, revealing fresher, healthier skin beneath. Chemical peeling is an effective treatment for revitalizing facial skin and improving its texture and radiance.
The types of chemical peel available are numerous and vary according to the skin's needs. There are three main types of chemical peel: mild, intermediate and deep. The superficial chemical peel uses mild acids such as glycolic acid to gently exfoliate the top layer of skin, ideal for sensitive skin and minor imperfections. The medium chemical peel, using more powerful acids such as trichloroacetic acid (TCA), penetrates deeper to treat fine wrinkles and age spots. Finally, the deep chemical peel, often phenol-based, is used for severe skin imperfections and delivers spectacular results, but requires a longer recovery time. Each type of chemical peel is designed to address specific skin problems, guaranteeing optimal results.