PEELINGS

Chemical peels are treatments in which a special, usually acidic, liquid is applied to the skin to remove dead skin cells and stimulate the production of new, healthy skin cells. This process helps improve skin texture, reduce fine lines, wrinkles, and acne scars, and even out skin tone.

Different Depths of Chemical Peels

• Superficial Peels: Targeted at the top layer of the skin for a gentle refreshment.
• Medium-Depth Peels: Penetrate deeper into the skin to treat more pronounced skin problems.
• Deep Peels: The most intensive peel that reaches deep skin layers for maximum improvement.

Chemical peels are suitable for a wide range of skin indications and problems, making them a popular choice for both cosmetic improvements and certain skin conditions. Here are some of the most common indications:

1. Acne and Acne Scars: Peels can help reduce active acne breakouts by cleansing clogged pores. They are also effective in reducing the visibility of scars left by acne.

2. Fine Lines and Wrinkles: By exfoliating the skin and stimulating the production of new collagen, peels can help reduce fine lines and wrinkles, especially around the eyes and mouth.

3. Hyperpigmentation: This includes age spots, sun damage, melasma, and other forms of uneven skin tones. Peels can help lighten these spots and promote a more even skin tone.

4. Sun damage: Prolonged exposure to the sun can lead to rough skin, uneven skin tones, and accelerated signs of aging. Peels can help repair and renew damaged skin.

5. Skin texture and tone: Peels can improve overall skin texture, making the skin smoother, softer, and more radiant.

6. Enlarged Pores: Although peels cannot permanently change the size of pores, they can help make enlarged pores less visible by exfoliating the skin and reducing blockages.

7. Stretch marks: Certain types of chemical peels can help reduce the appearance of stretch marks, although this depends on the severity and age of the stretch marks.

8. Actinic Keratosis: A skin condition that is common in people with extensive sun damage. Peels can help remove damaged skin cells. In this case, the treatment is carried out in consultation with your GP.

With our extensive treatment options, Medicadermis is ready to answer your skin questions. However, we understand that all the choices we offer online can be difficult. And that sometimes you need advice in addition to the information we share online.Feel free to contact us for a no-obligation consultation. consultation in the Medikadermis Skin Therapy practice with our skin therapist. But also low-threshold contact in the form of a free video consultation That is of course also possible. Discover which treatment(s) best suit your needs. Receive compliments with a clear, even, and firm skin. Enjoy minimal recovery time with lasting results.

Preparation:

• A thorough analysis of the skin and a discussion about the desired goals are the starting point of every treatment.
• Afterwards, it is crucial to prepare the skin with specific products to maximize the effectiveness of the peel.

Aftercare:

• After the peel, the skin may be red and sensitive. Follow our aftercare instructions closely for optimal recovery.
• Protect your skin from the sun with a high SPF and hydrate your skin well.

Depending on the depth of the peel:

• Light Peel: A few days of mild scaling and redness.
• Medium-Depth Peel: Temporary swelling of the skin, about a week of redness and more intense peeling.
• Deep Peel: Temporary swelling of the skin, a week of redness, peeling skin, scaling, and a longer recovery period.

It is important to note that, although chemical peels can be effective for the indications mentioned above, they are not suitable for everyone. Factors such as skin type, skin condition, and the depth of skin problems play a role in how effective a peel will be. A thorough evaluation by a qualified skin therapist, such as Charlotte at Medicademis, is essential to determine which type of peel is most suitable for your specific situation.