Skin care
A controlled, superficial to medium-depth peel that evens out skin tone, reduces pigmentation and acne scars and softens wrinkles. After the very first treatment, your skin looks brighter, fresher and tighter.
The treatment is based on exfoliating acids. They loosen the bonds between dead cells on the surface of the skin, so the cells shed evenly and without mechanical irritation. Smoother skin is revealed underneath and its own renewal processes are set in motion.
Each acid works differently. One targets pigmentation and skin tone, another gets right into the pores and regulates sebum production, and another works on texture and fine wrinkles. That is why I choose the type, concentration and contact time according to the condition and specific needs of your skin.
The peel is superficial to medium-depth and I keep its strength under control. Depending on how your skin reacts, it can be built up in layers during the treatment – the first time I choose a lower intensity and increase it gradually with further treatments.
I finish the treatment with a biocellulose mask that calms and hydrates the skin, a regenerating serum and protective SPF. After a peel, SPF is an essential part of your care, not an extra.
I choose the intensity according to how your skin reacts. The peel can be built up in layers as needed, so the first treatment is usually milder than the ones that follow.
Your skin may be slightly red and you may feel warmth. This is a normal reaction to the peel and fades within a few hours.
Your skin looks brighter and fresher, smoother and visibly tighter.
Light peeling or small flakes may appear, much like with dry skin. This is a natural part of skin renewal. Don’t remove the flakes by force; simply apply a regenerating cream several times a day.
Before you book
Please take this list as a guide only. Before we start, I always assess in person whether the treatment is right for you.
Straight after the peel it is usually slightly red, which settles within a few hours. Around the third day, light peeling similar to dry skin may appear. How much depends on the chosen intensity, which I keep lower the first time.
I don’t recommend planning it just before a beach holiday, a wedding or a photo shoot. For the first 48 hours you need to avoid the sun, saunas and swimming pools, and some peeling may come around the third day. The best time of year is autumn and winter, when sunlight is weaker.
I recommend not wearing make-up for at least 24 hours after the treatment.
A nourishing facial that combines a relaxing massage with active ingredients for deep hydration, nourishment and regeneration.
Mesotherapy with a Korean booster of more than 50 active ingredients, for hydration, firming and radiance.
A non-invasive regenerating treatment with natural spicules instead of metal needles, to smooth wrinkles and slow the signs of ageing.
If you’re not sure whether a chemical peel is right for you, send me a message. I’ll be happy to help you find the treatment that suits you best.
