Chemical peels - effective skin regeneration and rejuvenation
What are the characteristics of chemical peels and which one should you choose?
At the Maria Van De Zell Clinic, we offer many types of chemical peels, each with unique properties and guaranteeing excellent results. The products used in our clinic: PCA Skin, PQ Age, BioRePeel, Retix C, and PRX offer a variety of advanced solutions for improving skin condition, from exfoliation and regeneration to biostimulation and revitalization. Each has a unique formula that effectively combats signs of aging, discoloration, and skin problems, providing comprehensive care tailored to individual patient needs. Depending on the skin’s needs and desired results, you can use products containing various acids. Mandelic acid, with its gentle action, gives skin a radiant glow and is ideal for those with sensitive skin. Glycolic acid, effective in reducing wrinkles and discoloration and improving skin texture, is another option. For those struggling with acne and oily skin, salicylic acid is an excellent choice, with its cleansing and antibacterial properties. Lactic acid, on the other hand, brightens and moisturizes, gives skin softness and elasticity, also working well in combating discoloration.
Why is it worth taking advantage of our offer?
Indications for treatments using chemical peels:
- Acne
- Skin discoloration
- Uneven skin tone
- Wrinkles and facial lines
- Loose skin
- Oily skin
- Gray and tired skin
Contraindications to treatments using chemical peels:
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding
- Tendency to develop keloids
- Hypersensitivity or allergy to chemical ingredients
- Active skin infections, e.g. herpes
- Damaged or tanned skin
- Isotretinoin therapy within the last 6-12 months
- Treatment with medications that may increase the risk of skin irritation, such as retinoids
Price-list
Duration of the procedure
about 40 minutes
How often to repeat the procedure
Every 2-4 weeks
Frequently asked questions about chemical peels
The level of discomfort may vary depending on the type of peel and individual pain tolerance. Some people may experience a slight burning or stinging sensation during the procedure, but this is usually tolerable and short-lived.
Recovery time may vary depending on the intensity of the peel and individual skin reaction. Typically, skin may be irritated for several days to several weeks after the treatment, depending on the type of peel.
The frequency of peel treatments depends on individual skin needs and the type of peel. It’s usually recommended to allow recovery periods between treatments to allow the skin time to regenerate.
Not all skin types are suitable for peels. People with hypersensitive skin, skin prone to keloid scarring, or active skin infections may not be suitable for this type of treatment. It’s always a good idea to consult a dermatologist before making a decision.
Yes, chemical peels can be an effective way to reduce skin discoloration caused by sun exposure, skin aging, acne discoloration, or melasma.
Different types of chemical peels differ in their chemical ingredients and intensity, which influences their use and results. For example, glycolic acid may be more intense than lactic acid, so it can be used to achieve deeper exfoliation.
At the Maria van de Zell Clinic we care about the individual needs of each patient. Our team conducts detailed consultations, offers personalized advice, and tailors treatments to best meet your needs.
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