Exfoliating peeling Sesderma Ferulac Peel

The Ferulac line is designed for mature skin prone to photoaging, which requires a strong antioxidant effect of ferulic acid, one of the most powerful antioxidants with photoprotective properties. Ferulac reduces the harmful effects of the sun’s UVA and UVB rays, such as dehydration, fine lines, and discoloration.

The combination of ingredients – ferulic acid, floretin, vitamins C, E, and A – and their encapsulation in nanosomes enhances the antioxidant effect of the system, protecting the skin from negative external factors such as the sun, environmental pollutants, and dry air.

The Ferulac line also stimulates collagen synthesis and the repair of damaged fibers. It leaves skin looking radiant and hydrated.

Before each chemical peeling procedure with Sesderma products, a cosmetologist is consulted to rule out any contraindications. The procedure consists of several stages: Firstly, thorough make-up removal and cleansing of the skin takes place. It is very important to thoroughly degrease the skin with a degreasing liquid to ensure proper and even penetration of acids throughout the treated area. Next, the eyes and sensitive areas are protected and the appropriate product is applied. The aesthetician selects it according to the type, thickness, and condition of the skin, both the peel and its concentration, as well as the time and technique of application. After the appropriate exposure time, the product is washed off and the skin is neutralized with a neutralizing liquid. The final stage of the procedure is the application of a special regenerating cream and sunscreen.

Recommended frequency: 4-6 treatments every 14-21 days.

The number of treatments depends on the improvement of the skin condition.

The procedure can be performed all year round.

• Photo aging
• Discoloration
• Skin lacks radiance

• Pregnancy and breastfeeding
• Active cancer and the period of 5 years after it
• Infections
• Allergy to any component of the product
• Inflammatory skin diseases
• Immunosuppressive diseases
• Other medical contraindications