Chemical peeling is a procedure involving the application of one or more chemical substances that accelerate cell renewal. Its immediate and visible effect is based on (shallower or deeper) exfoliation of the skin, while the long-term effect causes skin regeneration and production of new collagen, as a result of which the skin becomes moisturized, without wrinkles, discoloration or other defects.
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ADVANTAGES OF THE TREATMENT:
It can be performed (after choosing the right peeling) at any time of the year, on all types of skin and on any part of the body;
It is fast and simple;
It can be performed in outpatient conditions, does not require hospitalization;
Painless in most cases;
Immediate effects: the skin has a healthier appearance, is illuminated, hydrated and tight.
What is chemical peeling?
Chemical peeling is an increasingly common aesthetic medicine procedure. No wonder, since it has anti-aging, reducing and purifying properties and increases the production of elastin and collagen.
Chemical peeling is used on scars, discolorations, wrinkles, and the most common treatment is the face skin. There are several types of chemical peeling, and it is best to consult a doctor from an aesthetic medicine salon when selecting it.
Surface or medium deep chemical peeling can be done even at home! Nevertheless, the relative ease of its implementation does not mean that it is not dangerous for our health, because, as in any aesthetic medicine procedure, and here you have to be particularly careful. The effects after chemical peeling are long-lasting and satisfactory. Find out more about this treatment!
For whom is chemical peeling?
First of all, for people who want to remove discolorations and sunspots, to make small wrinkles or acne changes shallow.
Chemical peeling cleanses the skin, stimulates it and refreshes it, while adding a glow. Additionally, it rejuvenates and has an anti-ageing effect. Properly selected helps to deal with such skin problems as acne, erythema, dry skin or excessive oily skin.
How chemical peeling works?
Chemical peeling is the removal of dead epidermis by means of chemical substances applied to the skin. These are properly prepared mixtures which are intended to improve the quality and condition of the skin.
Chemical peeling is most often used on the skin of the face, but a popular treatment of this kind is also chemical peeling applied to the skin of the hands, neck and décolleté.
Chemical peeling is one of the safest treatments of aesthetic medicine and you can prepare it yourself.
Six weeks before starting the chemical peeling procedure you should give up smoking and taking drugs with acetylsalicylic acid, because it affects blood thinning. After consulting with an aesthetic medicine salon, we can get a recommendation to apply an appropriate type of ointment to the skin, whose task is to strengthen the effects of the treatment.
Surface chemical peeling performed in the salon consists of cleansing the face and applying a chemical mixture selected to the skin type. It is performed with a brush or swab and the chemical mixture is applied in the form of gel, liquid or mask.
Once the solution is applied to the skin, there may be a slight burning or tingling sensation, but this is not a painful treatment. After a few minutes the chemical solution is washed away from the skin.
Deep peeling, on the other hand, is a much more serious procedure for which the skin must be properly prepared. It is much more painful than surface peeling, and in order to alleviate pain a local anesthetic is administered. After cleansing, an organic chemical compound - phenol - is applied and at the end of the procedure most often ointment is used to relieve pain and soothe redness.
Medium-deep peeling and deep peeling leave marks for about 6 weeks, so you have to reckon with the fact that the skin after such treatment will be reddened for some time and sensitive to the sun. Cold compresses or, in more severe cases, painkillers are used to relieve pain after chemical peeling.
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