Peelings

Peels are one of the most popular cosmetic procedures used to improve the appearance and condition of the skin. Their main task is to remove dead skin cells, which helps to refresh and smooth the skin, as well as stimulate regenerative processes. Thanks to these procedures, the skin becomes firmer, more radiant, and younger. Peelings can be divided into several types, depending on the depth of action and the ingredients used, such as chemical, enzymatic, and mechanical peels.

Chemical peels involve the application of special chemical solutions to the skin that cause controlled exfoliation. Active ingredients, such as AHA acids (e.g. glycolic acid), BHA acids (e.g. salicylic acid), or trichloroacetic acid, penetrate the different layers of the skin to effectively reduce scars, discoloration, fine lines, and wrinkles. Enzyme peels, which contain plant enzymes, work more gently, destroying only dead cells on the surface of the skin, making them ideal for people with sensitive skin.

Mechanical peels, also known as microdermabrasion, use fine abrasive particles or specialized equipment to physically remove dead skin. This type of exfoliation not only improves skin texture but also promotes blood circulation, which leads to better nutrition and oxygenation of the skin. The procedure is especially recommended for those with oily skin, enlarged pores, or acne scars.

All types of peels require proper skin preparation and professional performance to ensure safety and achieve the best results. After the procedure, the skin may be slightly reddened and irritated, so it is important to wear sunscreen and avoid sun exposure. With regular peeling, the skin becomes much smoother, more radiant, and rejuvenated, making these treatments very popular among those who care about a healthy and aesthetic appearance.