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FACIAL-ACNE PEELINGS

mesoestetic treatment introduction
DISCOVER THE POWER OF CHEMICAL PEELING

Chemical peeling treatments involve the application of a chemical solution to the skin, which causes controlled exfoliation and peeling. This process helps remove dead skin cells, unclog pores, and stimulate the regeneration of new skin cells. Chemical peels can be tailored to address various skin concerns, including hyperpigmentation, acne, fine lines, and uneven texture. The depth of the peel determines the extent of skin renewal, with superficial peels targeting the outer layer and deeper peels reaching deeper skin layers. 

mild acne
moderate acne
severe acne

GRADE 1 - MILD

Medik8 Sensitive PHA Peeling

Mild acne consists of comedones (blackheads), mostly on the nose, a few papules, small, red breakouts typically found on the cheeks, and some whiteheads. The breakouts are minimal and tend to be occasional.

The use of this peeling has some advantages, including being very gentle and effective for grade 1 acne skin, no downtime and painless.

GRADE 2 - MODERATE

BCN Purifying Peeling

In moderate acne, there are more blemishes. Apart from the T zone area, lesions can occur anywhere in the face. The skin has several whiteheads, which are also called closed comedones. They appear like raised white or yellowish dots. When squeezed, white material will come out. The acid penetrates deeper into the skin with BCN peeling to reduce oil production and anti-inflammation. 

GRADE 3 - SEVERE

Mesoestetic AcneLan Peeling Kit

It offers a cross-cutting approach to address the various factors that trigger the disease, combining an intensive clinical treatment for professional use with a home maintenance treatment and offering a complete line of products.

Multifactorial, transversal and simultaneous innovation on the different triggering factors of the signs of acne.

Its advantages include the following:

  • Decrease in sebum production

  • Control of bacterial proliferation

  • Less redness and epidermal swelling

  • Lightening of post-acne hyperpigmentation

SERVICE INFORMATION

Treatment time & advised repetition:
Acne chemical peeling takes 60 minutes per session, and the treatment can be performed safely every 2 - 6 weeks, depending.

Treatment procedure:

  • Consultation

  • Cleansing

  • Steam

  • Exfoliation

  • Extraction

  • Chemical peeling

  • Cryotherapy if needed

  • Aftercare instructions

This can be combined with the following: 

Ideal for: 

  • Active acne from grade 1 to 3

  • Oily skin - Medik8 Sensitive PHA peeling only

  • Acne-prone skin- Medik8 Sensitive PHA peeling only

PRODUCT WE USE - MEDIK8 SENSITIVE PHA
Medik8 peeling set
GOOD FOR SENSITIVE SKIN WITH BLACKHEADS

Chemical peels are suitable for almost everyone and at Medik8 we have a varied range from our Sensitive PHA Peel which is suitable for very sensitive skins right through to our mono peels which use high-strength single acids that can even be layered to target stubborn concerns. Certain skin conditions / people may be 'contra-indicated' and therefore shouldn't go down the peel route until skin is normalised. 

PRODUCT WE USE - BCN PURIFYING PEELING
For comedones, blackheads,dirty pores, etc.

BCN Peel #01 is an exfoliant to treat acne and reduce the superficial scars it causes on the skin.

Specific benefits:

  • It provides a keratolytic, astringent and antimicrobial effect.

  • It has anti-inflammatory properties.

  • Normalizes the fat of the sebaceous follicle.

  • Reduces superficial scars generated by acne.

  • Prevents new acne breakouts.

PRODUCT WE USE - MESOESTETIC ACNELAN
ANTI-BLEMISH PROFESSIONAL SOLUTION

For effective, rapid and convenient control of acne-prone and moderate seborrheic skin, mesoestetic presents acnelan. It offers a cross-cutting approach to address the various factors that trigger the disease, combining an intensive clinical treatment for professional use with a home maintenance treatment and offering a complete line of products.

RESULTS
  1. Pregnancy and Breastfeeding

  2. Active Skin Infections or Cold Sores

  3. Recent Sunburn

  4. Use of Certain Medications, such as Accutane (isotretinoin) or other oral retinoids

  5. Keloid Scarring

  6. Allergic Reactions or Sensitivity

  7. Dermatological Conditions, such as psoriasis, eczema, or rosacea

  8. Recent Hair Removal or Waxing

  9. Open Wounds or Cuts

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