Medical peeling treatment level I, II, III

Carefully applying a peel requires extensive knowledge of ingredients and considerable experience with its application to the skin. At Medicadermis, we take the time to understand your skin type, the condition of your skin, and your personal skin wishes. Because it Choosing a peel is a customized process, not a one-size-fits-all approach. What is effective for one skin type may be less suitable for another.

At Medicadermis, safety comes first. Our peeling treatments follow a strict protocol consisting of:

1. Thorough evaluation of the skin: Before a peel treatment is performed, an intake and dermatological examination take place, and the skin therapist conducts a thorough evaluation of the skin to identify any contraindications, such as active skin infections, allergies, or recent procedures that may affect the skin. This helps to minimize risks and optimally tailor the treatment to your individual needs.
2. Professional guidance: Performing a peel treatment under the supervision of an experienced and qualified skin therapist reduces the risk of complications. This professional has the necessary training and expertise to select the right peel formula and strength, taking into account the specific needs and vulnerabilities of your skin.
3. Controlled application: During the peeling treatment, the solution is applied evenly and carefully spread over the skin to ensure consistency and prevent excessive local penetration. This prevents unwanted side effects and skin damage.
4. Aftercare: After the peeling treatment, our skin therapist will give you detailed aftercare instructions, such as the use of moisturizing creams, sun protection, and avoiding certain skincare products or procedures that may irritate sensitive skin. Additionally, a follow-up appointment will be scheduled to check the skin's recovery.

At Medicadermis, in addition to our standard peels, we also offer specialized treatments such as TCA peels and phenol peels. These fall into a separate category due to their intensive nature. They are applied with care only after your skin has become familiar with the active effects of acids from milder peels. For the best care of your skin and to minimize risks during the recovery process, we recommend starting with a series of three peels, beginning at Level I and gradually progressing to Level III.This step-by-step approach strengthens your skin, making it better prepared for the more intensive TCA peel, which requires more extensive aftercare. Well-prepared skin leads to optimal results after the treatment.

When considering a peel, the frequency of treatments, the procedure itself, and the recovery process are important aspects to understand. Starting with a Level I peel and building up to Level III over three treatment sessions is a safe method to restore skin health.

Treatment frequency

The frequency of peeling treatments depends on various factors, such as:

• Type of peeling: Level I peels can often be performed every few weeks, while a Level III peel usually requires more time between sessions.
• Skin condition: Someone with specific skin problems, such as severe acne or hyperpigmentation, may require more frequent treatments.
• Goal of the treatment: For some skin improvement goals, a series of peeling treatments may be recommended.
• Individual skin reaction: The way a person's skin reacts to a peel will help determine the frequency.

Procedure

A typical peeling procedure looks like this:

1. Consultation: A preliminary consultation with the skin therapist to evaluate the skin, discuss treatment goals, and select a suitable peel.
2. Preparation: The skin is cleansed to remove makeup, dirt, and oil. Sometimes a pre-peeling solution is used to prepare the skin.
3. Application: The peeling solution is applied precisely and distributed evenly over the skin. Depending on the type of peel, it can be left on for a few minutes to longer. Sometimes the liquid may cause a tickling or burning sensation.
4. Neutralization: With some peels, the solution must be neutralized after a certain time to stop the chemical reaction.
5. Aftercare: The skin is soothed with a soothing lotion or cream, and sun protection is applied.

Recovery

The recovery process also varies and depends on the type of peel:

• Level I, Superficial peel: Recovery is usually quick, with mild redness and peeling lasting a few days. Medical camouflage makeup can often be used the very next day to conceal redness. However, it is important to apply at least SPF 30.
• Level II, Medium peel: This can lead to more pronounced redness, swelling, and peeling, which can last up to a few weeks. Strict high sun protection and an adjusted skincare routine are necessary.
• Level III, Medium-Deep: This requires the longest recovery time. Recovery requires strict adherence to the aftercare instructions to prevent complications.

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 overwhelming. 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 also possible, of course.Discover which treatment(s) best suit your needs. Receive compliments with a clear, even, firm skin and above all healthy skin.>

In the competitive market for beauty and skin treatments, it is crucial to find a trusted partner. One who not only excels in quality and service but also uses the best and proven technology. Because when it comes to your health and appearance, you shouldn't take risks. Medicadermis distinguishes itself precisely through its dedication to high standards. This applies to knowledge and expertise as well as the application of clinically proven equipment and medically certified treatments. You won't easily find hype with a 'latest and greatest' promise at Medicadermis, because it takes time before scientific evidence is available. Only then do we decide to offer something.

The reality of the beauty industry

The beauty industry is now flooded with all kinds of laser, IPL, and other types of devices, many of which do not meet the quality requirements according to our Western medical standards. Furthermore, there is often no scientific evidence for these treatments. Variation in equipment, a lack of basic dermatological knowledge, as well as insufficient training and experience on the part of the practitioner, can lead to unsatisfactory results. It can even result in an increased risk of side effects or skin damage for the patient.

Feel beautiful and confident through the Quality of Medicarems.

We aim for the highest quality when it comes to K and work with, among others, the M22 Stellar from Lumenis. This system is used worldwide due to its superior performance in hospitals and clinics by dermatologists. The M22 stands for reliable treatment for a wide range of skin conditions, including pigmentation spots. And last but not least: our equipment undergoes frequent technical maintenance. Because just as you cannot write sharply with a blunt pencil, an uncalibrated laser or a worn-out IPL tube is ineffective.

Our skin therapist has years of experience, but continuously enriches her knowledge and skills through training and education. Our choice of equipment and expert care enable us to offer you safe, proven effective, and personalized treatments. Your (skin) needs are guaranteed to be in good hands at medicademis.

Worth the trust

Our commitment is not only to help you achieve your aesthetic goals. But we also give you peace of mind, because with medicademis, you know you're in good hands. We may not be the cheapest, but we do offer the best value for money. And you can rely on that.