Chemical peeling is a medical skin renewal treatment aimed at removing dead skin cells and stimulating the skin’s self-renewal process through the controlled application of special chemical solutions to the skin’s upper layers.
Chemical peeling solutions create a controlled exfoliation on the skin, accelerating cell renewal. During this process, collagen production is supported, skin tone is balanced, and the appearance of superficial skin problems is reduced.
Chemical peeling treatments are classified based on the type of acid used, its concentration, and the depth of effect on the skin. Each type of peeling targets different skin issues, and the treatment plan is determined by the physician based on the skin type and individual needs.
The type of peeling to be applied is evaluated based on several factors, including skin type, depth of pigmentation, acne condition, age, and lifestyle. The best results are achieved through peeling protocols that are personalized and applied in a controlled manner.
It is suitable for individuals targeting skin renewal, brightening, and reducing the appearance of pigmentation, who do not have active infections or serious skin conditions. The treatment plan is personalized based on the skin type and individual needs.
The treatment may be postponed for individuals in the pregnancy period, with active skin infections, open wounds, certain dermatological conditions, or those who have recently been exposed to intense sun exposure.
After the procedure, mild redness, tightness, and peeling lasting a few days may occur. This is a normal and temporary process. Post-treatment sun protection and the use of skincare products recommended by the physician are crucial.
