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Chemical Peel
A chemical peel removes dead skin cells. The acid and concentration are selected to suit the skin's condition and the treatment goal.
Complexion and treatment goal
The right peel begins with a careful skin analysis.
Chemical peels may be considered for various skin goals, including blemishes, pigmentation changes, keratinisation, sun damage and signs of skin ageing. The type and concentration of acid used are decisive.
Before treatment, the skin's condition, the goal and possible contraindications are clarified. This determines which acid and treatment scope are suitable.
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Method
From preparation to neutralisation.
Selecting the acid
Depending on the need, glycolic, salicylic, lactic or mandelic acid may be used.
Application and exposure time
After cleansing and preparation, the peel is applied to the face and, if required, to the neck and décolleté. The exposure time depends on the type and concentration of acid and the treatment goal.
Neutralisation and care
At the end, the peel is removed and neutralised. Subsequent care and skin protection form part of the treatment concept.
Chemical Peel Prices
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The treatments are carried out by our experienced LuXme team.
Good to Know
Frequently asked questions
What skin goals is acid peeling used for?
The existing site lists blemishes, signs of skin aging, pigmentation changes, eye wrinkles, sun damage and cornification disorders as possible treatment targets. Suitability is assessed based on the current skin condition.
Which acids can be used?
Depending on the skin condition and goal, glycolic acid, salicylic acid, lactic acid or mandelic acid can be used. Acid type and concentration are determined before treatment.
How does the treatment work?
The skin is cleansed and prepared for peeling. The selected acid is then applied, left for the designated time and then carefully removed and neutralized.
What can the peeling feel like?
A slight burning sensation may occur during the exposure time. After neutralization, this feeling usually subsides quickly.
Why is aftercare important?
After the peeling, the skin needs care tailored to the treatment. The appropriate information and products are discussed for the preparation of further treatment and for the time afterwards.
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