CHEMICAL PEELING

Although sometimes presented as a simple treatment, anti-acne peeling remains an act of aesthetic medicine. An initial consultation will be carried out with a certified aesthetic dermatologist in order to analyze the right dosage, the right peel and the areas to target on the surface or in depth, on a case-by-case basis. This first consultation also allows us to rule out any contraindications before the sessions and to study the origin of your pimples, excess sebum and dilated pores.

Thanks to this first consultation, your dermatologist will be able to advise you on a tailor-made treatment protocol. A superficial peel may be proposed to treat certain light pigment irregularities, tighten pores and treat active acne, in addition to photobiomodulation sessions. The treatment of acne scars requires a more in-depth intervention with a medium peel and/or remodeling laser sessions or even hyaluronic acid injections in order to raise the deepest scars. Peels for black and matte skin also require separate preparation, in order to avoid any depigmentation phenomenon. Your dermatologist will explain all the steps and gestures to follow to ensure good preparation of your skin.

Regardless of the type of peel chosen, the procedure begins with a complete facial make-up removal. The entire face is then moistened, before applying a pre-peel. This solution will be left in place for 60 seconds in order to exfoliate the stratum corneum, the most superficial layer of the epidermis, which will enhance the effect of the peel. The peel treatment then lasts 1 to 2 minutes, depending on the thickness of the skin. The treatment ends with the application of a soothing cream that will reduce the sensations of heating or tingling. At the end of the peel, redness appears, because the skin is sensitized. It will drastically decrease during the hours following the procedure, until disappearing once the skin has regenerated.

The face is then visibly smoother, firmer, younger, more radiant, with a perfectly even complexion.