Chemical Peel

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The strength of Seanergy peeling can be accommodated according to the client’s skin issues and needs. It can be strong, medium, or mild by controlling the amount of powder used. It is highly effective already with the first treatment; however, consistent usage brings long lasting-effects.  Suitable for troubled skin or professional use. Brings an overall skin improvement, treatment of scars and is suitable for severe pyogenic use. Recommended powder use for skin is 1 g, solution of 8 ml and treatment cycle of 4 to 6 weeks. Effects on the skin: The peeling triggers a strong exfoliation process that will maximise the regeneration of the skin. The skin regeneration process is usually 28 days, but the peeling shortens this to only 5 days. Recommended for beginners or second use. It is suitable for all types of skin. Treats well issues such as dull and sensitive skin. Powder use is recommended at 0.5 g of powder, solution of 4 ml and treatment cycle of 2 to 3 weeks. Effects on the skin: The medium strength of the peeling brings a low-stimulation, boosts the turn-over of the skin and improves its glow. Mild PeelingFits to complete beginners and works for all types of skin. Powder use should be at 0.25 g, solution of 4 ml and treatment cycle of 1 week. Effects on the skin: The peeling works as a light skin cleansing. Tough, it is the lightest cleaning an immediate effect can be seen within a short period of time. PrecautionSunscreen must be always used when exposed to sunlight. Pay attention to the hygiene of hands both before and after the treatment. The skin may become itchy, tingling, or stinging right after the treatment. This is completely normal. Do not use cleansing products containing exfoliating ingredients such as scrub, AHA, BHA etc. Avoid sporting activities, spa, saunas. Do not consume any alcohol. Do not undergo any cosmetic treatments containing retinol such as anti-wrinkles etc.

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A Chemical Peel is a skincare treatment that uses a solution of acids to exfoliate the skin, removing dead skin cells and promoting the regeneration of new, healthier skin. This process helps improve the texture, tone, and appearance of the skin by targeting various skin concerns like acne, hyperpigmentation, fine lines, sun damage, and scarring.

Chemical peels come in three main types, depending on the depth of exfoliation:

1. Superficial (Light) Peel: Uses mild acids like alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA) or beta-hydroxy acid (BHA) to gently exfoliate the outermost layer of skin. These peels are ideal for improving skin texture and treating mild skin discoloration and acne. There’s minimal downtime, and the results are subtle but cumulative with repeated treatments.

2. Medium Peel: Often uses trichloroacetic acid (TCA) or a stronger AHA/BHA combination. It penetrates deeper into the skin to address more noticeable skin issues like age spots, moderate wrinkles, and more pronounced acne scars. This type typically requires a few days of recovery time, as the skin may peel and flake after treatment.

3. Deep Peel: Uses stronger acids (such as phenol) to target deeper layers of the skin, helping to treat severe wrinkles, deep scars, and sun damage. It typically requires more downtime, and the results are more dramatic, but this treatment is often done only by dermatologists or licensed professionals.

Chemical peels are a popular option for improving skin texture and revealing a fresh, glowing complexion. Results can be long-lasting, especially when paired with proper skincare maintenance. After a chemical peel, it's important to follow aftercare instructions, such as avoiding direct sun exposure, to ensure optimal healing and avoid complications.