Peeling with hibiscus flowers Dermaquest

Mandarin peeling with hibiscus flowers is a specialized therapeutic program based on mild exfoliating acids in combination with hibiscus flower extract. Mandelic acid exfoliates the epidermis without irritation and is recommended for very sensitive skin. With its strong antioxidant effect, it evens out skin imperfections. The procedure also uses azelaic acid, which regulates pigmentation, soothes erythema and is indispensable for problematic vascular skin.

An innovation is the use of hibiscus flower extract, which is rich in citric, malic and hibiscus acids. The extract also contains vitamin C and amino acids, which are essential for proper skin renewal. It has an estrogenic effect, affecting skin elasticity. The procedure is intended for sensitive, highly vascularised skin with visible signs of aging, epidermal discoloration, enlarged pores and imperfections. The anti-ageing effect is achieved thanks to an innovative peptide called Neodermyl, a wrinkle filler. Neodermyl has the ability to influence the synthesis of type III collagen, which rapidly disappears with age. The effectiveness of the treatment lies in the combination of exfoliation with a strong anti-inflammatory and firming effect.

The procedure is preceded by a consultation with a cosmetologist, during which expectations and effects are discussed.

At the first stage, the aesthetician thoroughly cleanses the patient’s skin, after which the first layer of the product is applied. The liquid is applied to the skin using an intensive massage based on lifting movements.

The procedure lasts approximately 45 minutes. After the procedure, the skin is visibly brightened, smoothed, and fine lines and wrinkles are reduced. Recommended frequency: approximately 6 treatments, every 10-14 days. The number of treatments depends on the improvement of the skin condition.

• Enlarged pores
• Rosacea
• Sensitive skin
• Loss of skin elasticity
• Wrinkles and photoaging
• Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
• Uneven skin tone

• Pregnancy and breastfeeding
• Active tumours
• Allergies to any active substances contained in the treatment products
• Viral infections
• Taking oral retinoids
• Wounds, abrasions, tears of the epidermis
• Chronic diseases that require constant medical supervision, as agreed with the doctor