The best peelings for problem skin: salon treatments and home remedies

AHA and BHA acids have a complex regenerating, anti-inflammatory, comedolytic and pigment-constricting effect. They regulate the functioning of the sebaceous glands, even out the tone and texture of the face. Peeling for problem skin plays an important role in complex acne therapy. The principle of peeling is simple: the drug dissolves horny scales, removes dead cells, and the regeneration process in the dermis is activated. Cells divide at an accelerated rate, the skin is restored with new, young cells. As a result, the skin looks smoother, younger, brighter, healthier.

Characteristics of oily and problem skin

Those with oily skin are more likely than others to face the problem of acne and acne. Excess sebum in the pores is a favorable environment for Propionibacterium acnes bacteria. As they multiply, they provoke an inflammatory process, and acne forms.

Acne dermatosis is a complex polymorphic, multifactorial disease of the sebaceous glands. Today, only the hormonal theory of acne development has been proven.

Mechanism of acne formation:

1. Receptors in the dermis react to excess testosterone synthesis and encourage the sebaceous glands to produce sebum.
2. If the keratinization process proceeds normally, then excess sebum simply comes out to the surface of the epidermis.
3. If the stratum corneum is not regularly exfoliated, then the remaining fat gets stuck in the pores, mixing with dying corneocytes, forming sebaceous plugs or comedones.
4. The blocked ducts of the sebaceous glands colonize bacteria, causing inflammation and the formation of a purulent element.

The main cause of acne is endocrine pathology - hyperandrogyny. But modern medical science does not operate with effective methods for correcting hormonal imbalance (only oral contraceptives and diet). Therefore, the most expressive effect is provided by external treatment aimed at speeding up exfoliation.

Peels prevent clogging of pores, free the ducts of the sebaceous glands from excess corneocytes and dissolve existing comedones. Acids also provide an antibacterial and disinfecting effect, even out skin tone and texture by removing a layer of old cells.

How does acid affect the skin?

To obtain the effect of acid peeling, different components are used, depending on the patient’s age, the condition of his skin, the depth and volume of defects. Each acid has its own mechanisms of action:

1. Almond – gently penetrates into tissues, capable of breaking down fats. Reduces the appearance of defects, fights free radicals, and has antibacterial properties. Used to treat post-acne and acne scars. Mostly suitable for superficial peeling.
2. Milk – optimal moisturizing and whitening. Restores skin turgor and elasticity, removes inflammation, reduces the depth of wrinkles.
3. Retinoic – promotes collagen synthesis in the body, removes pigmentation. Smoothes out fine wrinkles and improves skin texture.
4. Malic acid is a universal acid used to moisturize and saturate cells with oxygen and nutrients. Stimulates microcirculation.
5. Glycolic – care for oily skin. Helps with scars, scars, post-acne, eliminates signs of age-related aging. Evens out the texture and tightens pores.
6. Ferulic – helps eliminate the effects of ultraviolet exposure. Gently penetrates the dermis, inhibits the inflammatory process, and prevents redness.
7. Salicylic acid – dissolves dead epidermal cells, provides deep cleaning of pores. Normalizes the functioning of the sebaceous glands, activates the production of collagen and elastin.

The type of composition for acid peeling, concentration, and exposure time are determined individually by the cosmetologist, depending on the condition of the skin and the age of the patient.

There are three main types of peeling:

• superficial – shallow effect on the epidermis (fruit, glycolic, almond, retinoic, milk);
• median – affects the dermis (salicylic acid, trichloroacetic acid, azelaic acid);
• deep - affects all layers of the skin, down to connective tissue and fiber (phenolic).

Penetrating into the epidermis, the acid burns damaged, old and keratinized tissue, while simultaneously stimulating high activity of regeneration, cell division and the appearance of new structures. Also, chemical exfoliation of the stratum corneum promotes the accelerated production of your own collagen and elastin.

Important! A deep type of cleansing effect is carried out exclusively in special clinic conditions by a cosmetologist. The use of anesthesia and monitoring of the patient's health condition is required.

Which peels are suitable for acne skin?

If there are inflammatory elements on the skin and the integrity of the epithelium is compromised, then phenol, pure milk and glycolic peels are contraindicated. Other types of procedures can be performed with caution.

Glycolic

Glycolic acid is used carefully to treat acne. It has a small molecular weight, so it penetrates into the deep layers of the dermis.

In this case, not only dead cells of the stratum corneum are destroyed, but also healthy epidermis. In damaged areas, the risk of inflammation increases.

Therefore, acne often worsens after glycolic acid.

Important! To prevent this, it is recommended to use glycolic acid only in combination with other AHAs or use antibiotic creams in post-peel care.

Price: 600–2000 rubles per procedure.

Almond

Often used for problem skin, as mandelic acid has a pronounced anti-inflammatory and disinfectant effect. It is similar in action to the antibiotic Erythromycin, but does not cause resistance in bacteria and acts against all microorganisms (both viruses and fungi too).

Mandelic acid can be applied even to active inflammations.

Price: 2000–5000 rubles per procedure.

Salicylic

Salicylic acid (BHA) is a strong keratolytic; it penetrates pores better than others and dissolves sebaceous plugs. To improve product penetration and reduce discomfort during the procedure, BHA is used in combination with other acids.

Price: 1500–4000 rubles per procedure.

Salicylic acid is a common ingredient in cosmetics for skin with acne and enlarged pores. Manufacturers actively include it in skin care and even decorative cosmetic products. A toner with BHA has a pigment-constricting effect, disinfects the skin and evens out the Ph balance after washing.

Foundation with Salicylic acid also helps to isolate inflammatory elements and dry them out. Popular tones with salicylic acid: Dermablend 3D SPF 25 from Vichy, Anti-Blemish Solutions Makeup from Clinique.

Jessner Peel

A combination drug is used (salicylic acid + lactic acid + resorcinol). This peeling can also be performed for active inflammation. It dries out pimples well, dissolves comedones and exfoliates dead cells.

Jessner's peel can be superficial or medium. The depth of impact depends on the number of layers.

The cosmetologist applies the mixture of acids, and the client washes it off independently after 8–15 hours.

Price: 3500–8000 rub . for the procedure.

"Yellow" peeling

The procedure is carried out using retinoic acid (tretinoin). This is the active form of vitamin A. The procedure is the same as for Jessner.

“Yellow” peeling gives a pronounced result, smoothes the relief, speeds up healing, prevents the appearance of new comedones, narrows pores, and helps even with deep cystic acne.

Attention! “Yellow” peeling can cause aggravation after the procedure, so the cosmetologist prescribes maintenance therapy with tretinoin or antibiotics.

Price: 6500–15000 rub. for the procedure.

Tretinoin in dermatology is the “gold standard” for the treatment of acne. It can be used not in peeling courses, but in daily care. Preparations with tretinoin:

• Retin A (original drug, everything else is generic);
• Renova;
• Acnelyse;
• Retino-A;
• Stieva-A;
• Airol;
• Locacid.

Tretinoin is not certified in the Russian Federation, therefore, only drugs with adapalene (a derivative of retinoic acid) can be purchased in retail pharmacy chains: Differin, Bezugray, Adolen, Effezel.

TCA peeling

Trichloroacetic acid (TCA) is used primarily locally. It is contraindicated to apply to active inflammations. This drug is chosen for severe textural problems, post-acne, and scars. TCA peeling is classified as medium peeling. The rehabilitation period is 1–2 weeks.

Price: 3000–15000 rubles per procedure

Features of facial cleansing

Facial skin cleansing can be ultrasonic, vacuum, manual, and each method has its own characteristics and indications. Before the procedure, it is necessary to thoroughly clean the skin of cosmetics and impurities and steam and loosen the stratum corneum. Many cosmetologists use a special warming gel, which helps open clogged pores.

Facial cleansing is contraindicated for people with sensitive, thin and dry skin, dilated vascular walls, bronchial asthma, herpes, eczema and other infectious and allergic skin diseases. It is not recommended to carry out the procedure before or during menstruation, since during this period the skin is prone to allergic and inflammatory reactions.

After cleansing, the facial skin is treated with a special lotion. Then a professional cosmetologist begins to cleanse the pores, removing the thin film of fat covering the epidermis, dead cells and black comedones. In this case, special lighting is used to improve visibility.

In case of multiple comedones and pore contamination, the procedure can be carried out in only a few sessions. In advanced cases, facial cleansing is combined with darsonvalization and vacuum procedures.

At the final stage, the facial skin is disinfected with lotions and tonics, which help narrow pores and relieve redness. For these purposes, infrared radiation and clay-based cosmetic masks are also used. Healing clay has the ability to absorb excess sebum, relieve inflammation, cleanse and tighten enlarged pores. After the procedure, the skin of the face acquires a healthy color, and the pores become barely noticeable. But within a few days there is obvious hyperemia and peeling, and itching may occur.

Mechanical cleansing of the face if sterility is not maintained can lead to the development of an infectious process, inflammation, or the addition of a secondary infection, therefore such a cosmetic procedure should be carried out only in a specialized beauty salon or beauty salon.

It is forbidden to wash your face for 24 hours after the procedure. It is also not recommended to use alcohol-containing lotions and tonics for several weeks, or visit solariums and public beaches. The skin after such a traumatic procedure needs rest and protection. If crusts appear after mechanical cleaning, do not open or remove them under any circumstances, otherwise scars will appear in their place.

For what problems should peeling be used?

Problematic skin can be treated by adjusting your daily care routine to include products with acids or pharmaceutical preparations with tretinoin/adapalene. Peels are used to speed up the results.

But there are problems that can only be solved with the help of peelings:

• blue spots after acne;
• scars, scars after large papules;
• deep, painful cysts, conglobate acne, boils.

Important! Acids affect different stages of acne formation. They accelerate skin renewal and prevent the formation of comedones, dissolve sebaceous plugs and suppress the proliferation of pathogenic microorganisms.

Types of superficial peeling

Superficial peeling can be divided according to the method of exposure.

• Mechanical is a well-known method regularly used by girls both at home and in the salon. It is a scrub with abrasive particles - sugar, salt, finely ground coffee, fruit seeds and other components. The composition is applied to skin cleansed of makeup and distributed with light massage movements. The whole procedure lasts no more than 5-10 minutes.
• Physical – peeling can be done using this method only in a salon, since specialized devices are used for it: ultraviolet, ultrasonic, steam and others.
• Chemical is the oldest method, actively gaining popularity both for home use and for salons. Low concentration acid solutions are used as the main components. It is for superficial peelings that fruit (glycolic, mandelic, pyruvic, malic, ascorbic, ferulic and others) or lactic acids are used.
• Biological – carried out with the participation of protein enzymes, which accelerate the skin’s independent metabolic processes and its regeneration. It can also be done at home or at a cosmetologist.

What effect can be achieved after the procedure?

On oily skin, acne often recurs. It is impossible to completely get rid of the problem without adjusting your lifestyle, diet and skin care. With the help of peelings you can achieve quick results. And to consolidate success, you need to include products with acids in your home care.

Salicylic, TCA, “yellow” and Jessner peels have a pronounced effect of drying out inflammation, reducing sebum production, and narrowing pores. They are preferable for oily skin.

After rehabilitation, the skin looks matte, smooth, small wrinkles and traces of healed inflammation are smoothed out.

For dry skin with inflammation, glycolic, almond, milk, and pyruvic are more suitable. They speed up renewal and healing, even out the tone. Also, acids free the ducts of the sebaceous glands, sebum freely comes out and performs its direct and natural function - moisturizes the epidermis.

Effect

After a course of superficial peeling, the effect can be seen with the naked eye: the skin acquires a healthy natural tone, blush appears, pigment spots disappear, pores are cleaned and narrowed, the functioning of the sebaceous glands improves, the relief is smoothed and peeling disappears.

Superficial peeling - before and after photos

But all this is possible as long as the problem is not very pronounced or advanced, otherwise a deeper impact will be required.

Peeling at home

Problem skin does not always react unambiguously to acids. Even some novice cosmetologists are wary of clients with rashes due to the unpredictability of the result.

It is possible to exfoliate acne at home, but you must observe some nuances:

• buy a certified product from a reputable manufacturer and strictly follow the protocol for application, exposure, and neutralization;
• do skin tests for intolerance to the active substance;
• First, carry out the procedure on a small area (for example, only the forehead);
• You can consult a specialist and conduct the first session in the salon, and complete the course at home.

There are many products for home exfoliation on the market - almost every reputable beauty brand produces a line with acids.

Products for home use are sold in cosmetology stores. The advantages of such products: reasonable price, convenient format, clear protocols for use. Plus, each company immediately offers neutralizers, SPF creams, skin preparation and post-peeling care products for the product.

How is this peeling done?

The first consultation with a cosmetologist includes taking an anamnesis, examination, and identifying contraindications. After this, the specialist selects the acid composition, determines its dosage and exposure time. The doctor also gives recommendations on preparing for the session:

1. 20-30 days before the procedure, you need to apply a low-acid composition to the skin, which will be recommended by a specialist - this will help the skin get used to the product, become more receptive, but not experience serious stress. A week before the session, use of the product is stopped.
2. Scrubbing should not be used 7 days before the procedure. Such procedures can damage the skin and leave tiny abrasions on it, which can cause complications.
3. You must stop tanning within 14 days. Go outside only after applying a cream with a high SPF content.
4. People prone to herpes symptoms are recommended to take antiviral drugs.

Then it’s time for the procedure itself:

1. Applying products (according to skin type) that remove dirt, dust and degreasing agents.
2. The use of local anesthetics - anesthetics in the form of a spray or solution.
3. Treatment with a special composition that prepares the surface of the skin for acid to soften the upper layer of the epidermis.
4. Applying the preparation with fruit acid - in one or several layers for a certain time.
5. Neutralization of acid composition with special means.
6. Treatment of the skin with moisturizing, toning, soothing preparations.

The effect will be noticeable after the skin has recovered from exposure to acids. The number of sessions is from 3 to 10 with a weekly interval. The results obtained last for six months with proper care. Subsequently, maintenance procedures may be needed, no more than 2 courses per year.

Top home remedies for peeling

Here are the most effective drugs for problem skin, which can be purchased for less than 1,500 rubles:

• Gel with chitosan, based on glycolic acid 10% from MEDICAL COLLAGENE 3D (Russia). Price 700 rub./30 ml.

• Peeling with mandelic acid 5% from ALPIKA (Russia). Price 1500 rub./30 ml.

• AXA 8% / Homework from PREMIUM (Russia). Acids in the composition: glycolic, malic, citric, lactic. Price 900 rub./100 ml.

• Raspberry peeling for oily skin from New Line. Acids in the composition: glycolic (20%), lactic (5%), salicylic. Price 800 rub. for 100 ml.

• Salicylic, retinol, milk, Jessner peels from Home-Peel (Ukraine). Average price - 1500 rubles. for 10 ml.

Also, many products with acids are produced by Korean brands. Korea in the beauty world is perceived as “New France”. Today, almost all innovations come to the market from the South Caucasus.

Acid pads are packages of cotton pads soaked in an acid-containing product. The application procedure is the same as with regular peeling, but the release form is convenient and hygienic. They are produced by the following brands: Missha, Scinic, A'PIEU, Cosrx.

A rolling mask is an excellent alternative to scrubs, which are contraindicated for rashes, as they injure it with abrasive particles and spread the infection to unaffected areas. The roll should be applied in a thin layer to a clean face, wait half a minute and begin to “roll” the mask over the skin. The mask capsules are removed along with dead skin particles. You can use a rolling pad to remove peeling after regular peeling. But this is an optional remedy; it will not help get rid of acne. Rolling masks are produced by the following brands: Secret Key, Ekel, Mizon, Shelim, Tony Moly.

We care about your health

Types of facial peels.

If the skin does not receive professional care, it quickly loses its beauty. Peels restore youth and freshness to your face . Doctors-cosmetologists at the Medkvadrat clinic perform all types of modern procedures: cosmetic, hardware and chemical. Specialists work with professional medical equipment and use only certified drugs. The effect of the procedures will be exactly what you expect and what the cosmetologist promises. The skin becomes elastic and smooth, wrinkles and age spots are reduced.

Why do you need facial peels?

Dead epidermal cells and impurities accumulate on the surface of our skin. Excess sebum clogs the pores and prevents her from breathing.

If the skin is not cleansed regularly or incorrectly, the end result is sad:

• Pimples and blackheads appear, wrinkles become more noticeable.
• The skin looks dull, it takes on an unhealthy and uneven color.
• Creams and masks stop working because dead skin flakes do not allow the active ingredients to pass through.
• Decorative cosmetics do not apply well due to uneven skin texture.

The main task of professional peeling is to remove the dead layer of cells and start renewal processes.

General effects:

• beautiful and healthy complexion;
• smooth and soft skin;
• the face is younger and more toned;
• pigment spots lighten;
• small wrinkles disappear, deep wrinkles are smoothed out.

The result of the procedure largely depends on the type of procedure and the depth of impact.

Classification of facial peels:

Based on the depth of impact, all peels are divided into:

• Superficial - act at the level of the stratum corneum of the epidermis and do not affect living cells. Well tolerated. The effect of single procedures is not long-lasting; a course or regular use is required.
• Median - act on living cells of the epidermis, but do not affect the dermis. During the procedure, the patient feels intense heat and burning. The rejuvenating effect of 1-2 procedures lasts 3-6 months.
• Deep - affects living cells of the epidermis and dermis. The patient feels pain during the procedure and for some time after it. They give a pronounced and lasting rejuvenation effect that lasts 2-3 years.

According to the method of exposure to the skin, they are distinguished:

• Cosmetic peelings

The procedure involves applying cosmetics with an exfoliating effect:

• Scrubs and peelings for mechanical cleansing of the skin

The products consist of a foaming base and an abrasive: ground apricot kernels, crushed sea salt, clay particles, artificial particles.

The scrub is applied generously to clean and damp facial skin, excluding the skin around the eyes and lips. After a light massage, the product is washed off with warm water. The procedure ends with applying a mask or cream according to your skin type.

• Peels and masks with fruit acids and enzymes.

Cosmetics contain enzymes (papain, etc.) or AHA acids (malic, citric, glycolic, etc.). Enzyme peels and products with fruit acids do not need to be rubbed into the skin. The active ingredients dissolve the bonds between dead cells and thereby promote their removal from the surface of the skin. They are applied for 15-20 minutes like a regular mask.

To keep your face smooth and clean, cosmetic peeling is carried out 1-2 times a week, in a cosmetologist’s office or at home.

Contraindications:

• exacerbation of acne, herpes virus and other skin diseases;
• wounds and scratches on the skin;
• mechanical peelings are not performed for rosacea and rosacea;
• individual intolerance to the components of the drug.

Our cosmetologists use only professional cosmetics for their work. It differs from the usual one in its high concentration of active substances. This means you will see results after just 1 session. With each procedure, the effect increases: the skin is smoothed, the complexion becomes more beautiful and even.

• Chemical peels

Chemical peeling is a professional procedure for cleansing and rejuvenating the skin. Only cosmetologists with medical education have the right to perform it.

The essence of the procedure:

The specialist applies a special composition containing acid or alkali to the prepared facial skin. Penetrating into the skin, the substances cause a local burn, the strength and severity of which is regulated by the cosmetologist. In response to damage, old cells gradually die and slough off.

Peeling usually begins 2-5 days after peeling. The deeper the peeling, the stronger the skin reacts and the more actively new cells are formed.

A few days or weeks after the procedure, the skin looks young, smooth and fresh. Irregularities are smoothed out, pigment spots disappear.

Types of chemical peels

The most effective and popular peelings today:

• Almond

Action:

Superficial peeling based on mandelic acid. Gently dissolves dead cells, further soothes and moisturizes the skin. It works great on fine wrinkles, large pores and acne.

Depth:

Due to the large size of mandelic acid molecules, peeling does not penetrate deep into the skin and does not cause severe irritation or peeling.

Peculiarities:

Summer time and thin skin are not absolute contraindications to the procedure.

• Salicylic peeling.

Action:

Improves the condition of problematic and oily skin. Cleans, disinfects and soothes. Reduces the severity of post-acne spots and hyperkeratosis. Tightens pores.

Depth of action:

Depending on the concentration, salicylic peels are superficial and superficial-medium.

• Glycolic peeling.

Objectives: actively used for rejuvenation and smoothing of skin texture: combating scars, scars, stagnant post-acne spots.

Depth of action:

Glycolic peeling can be superficial, medium and deep. The higher the concentration of glycolic acid, the deeper its effect.

Peculiarities:

Usually not performed on patients with thin and sensitive skin.

Glycolic , almond and salicylic peels are performed once every 10-14 days.

Course – 5-10 procedures.

The effect lasts for several months.

• Retinoic peeling.

Objectives: copes remarkably well with age-related skin changes and the consequences of acne.

Depth of action: formally, retinoic peeling is superficial, but in terms of action it is close to medium.

Mechanism of action: the main active ingredient of the drug is retinoic acid. Unlike other chemical acids, it does not damage the skin. The substance acts on cellular receptors and triggers active cell division. More collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid are formed, which are responsible for skin elasticity and hydration

Peculiarities:

• Retinoic peeling is used for any skin type.
• The effect is visible after the first procedure and lasts 4-5 months.
• To avoid side effects, it is important to properly prepare for the procedure. 2-3 weeks before the session, the patient uses creams with fruit acids. After the session, the doctor prescribes sunscreen and moisturizers and enzyme masks.

• Jessner peeling.

Active substances:

Salicylic acid - exfoliates, disinfects and soothes. Lactic acid - triggers the formation of collagen, moisturizes and rejuvenates.

Resorcinol - has an exfoliating effect.

Action:

Smoothes wrinkles, normalizes sebum secretion, tightens pores, lightens pigmentation spots, improves complexion.

Depth of action:

If the drug is applied in a thin layer, it acts superficially. When the cosmetologist applies the composition in several layers, the peeling turns into a medium peeling that affects living cells of the epidermis.

Peculiarities:

• It acts quickly and eliminates aesthetic imperfections for a long time.
• Not suitable for thin and sensitive skin.
• During the procedure, the patient experiences a burning sensation.
• It is carried out once every 1-3 months. The course is selected individually.

How is the chemical peel procedure performed?

Contraindications to chemical peels:

• skin damage;
• tendency to keloid scars;
• exacerbation of skin diseases: psoriasis, eczema, acne, herpes;
• allergy to the components of the drug;
• hypersensitive and very thin skin;
• pregnancy.

Important: Be sure to use sunscreen a chemical peel Otherwise, pigment spots may form.

• Hardware facial peels.

Skin cleansing is carried out using special devices: laser, microdermabrasion device, ultrasonic scrubber.

Hardware peels are used to cleanse the skin, smooth out the relief and rejuvenate the face . Just like chemical ones, they are superficial, middle and deep.

One of the most popular hardware procedures is ultrasonic peeling .

Ultrasonic peeling

This is a gentle and painless procedure for superficial skin cleansing. The procedure can be performed at any time of the year and at any age, even teenagers.

Indications for ultrasonic peeling:

• oily skin;
• blackheads and oily shine;
• dryness and flaking;
• tired “stressed” skin;
• dark spots;
• wrinkles.

Mechanism of action:

A working device emits ultrasonic waves. Under the influence of ultrasound, bubbles form in a liquid medium (tonic or gel for ultrasound procedures). They destroy connections between dead cells and clean out pores.

Additionally, ultrasonic waves increase the permeability of the skin to the active substances of cosmetics, improve blood circulation and metabolic processes in tissues.

How the procedure goes:

Ultrasound peeling result:

• clean and fresh skin;
• even complexion;
• reducing the severity of wrinkles;
• lightening pigment spots;
• beautiful and healthy complexion;
• sebum secretion is normalized;
• enlarged pores become narrower.

After the first session, the skin looks clean and fresh.

For a lasting effect, the procedure is carried out 2-3 times a week. Course: 8-10 procedures.

Contraindications:

• pregnancy;
• infectious process;
• inflammation of the skin and rashes on the face;
• oncology;
• heart and vascular diseases;
• facial paralysis;
• trigeminal neuralgia;

Why are professional peels better than home peels?

The procedures can also be carried out at home. However, in this case, there is a high chance of choosing cosmetics and devices that are not suitable for your skin. At best, there will be no result; at worst, you will harm your skin.

A cosmetologist evaluates the type and condition of the skin. He selects the optimal peeling, tells you how to prepare for the procedure and how to care for your skin after sessions, and recommends professional cosmetics for home care.

professional peeling to renew and rejuvenate the skin , specialists will select other procedures. Our center provides plasma lifting, mesotherapy, biorevitalization and other cosmetic procedures.

Advantages of professional peeling at Medkvadrat:

• Experienced specialists with medical education.

The clinic employs certified cosmetologists with extensive practical experience, including specialists with 15 or more years of experience and candidates of medical sciences.

• Safety of procedures.

Our specialists work with certified drugs and cosmetics. You can see this for yourself. At the patient’s request, doctors present certificates for drugs and diplomas that confirm their qualifications.

Cosmetologists always approach their work responsibly and professionally, so the risk of complications after the procedure is always minimal. Patients' skin remains smooth, fresh and youthful for a long time.

• Affordable prices.

Prices for cosmetic procedures are average in Moscow:

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Skin care rules after exfoliation

As practice shows, 85% of unpleasant consequences after peeling on problem skin occur due to improper rehabilitation care.

For problem skin, it is always necessary to select creams and serums marked non-comedogenic (do not clog pores). But not all manufacturers care about labeling their products.

Important! Comedogenic components are contraindicated for women with acne, as they can aggravate the situation. Undesirable ingredients: talc, lanolin, alcohol denatured alcohol, oils (castor, cocoa, coconut, wheat germ, peanut, sunflower, soybean), butyl stearate, caprylic acid.

The skin, cleansed, renewed, thinned after peeling, absorbs all care products well. It is important to double-check all household cosmetics to avoid causing acne relapse.

The peeling product itself may contain risky ingredients. The exposure time of the product on the skin is too short for the pores to become clogged.

After glycolic and “yellow” peeling, cosmetologists can prescribe a cream with antibiotics (erythromycin, synthomycin, clindamycin) for an anti-inflammatory effect.

To speed up skin renewal, it is advisable to use ointments or mousses with panthenol, hyaluronic serums, and nourishing creams with safe oils.

You need to choose sun protection products especially carefully, preferably with physical or mineral SPF filters (zinc oxide, titanium dioxide). UV protection is a mandatory step in skin care after peeling.

Who needs surface cleaning?

Women over 25 years of age should pay attention to this procedure to prevent the first signs of photoaging, age spots, shallow wrinkles and improve complexion.

Teenagers with problem skin also need superficial cleansing to combat acne and post-acne, acne and overactive sebaceous glands.

In general, this type has no age restrictions, so superficial peeling can be introduced into weekly care at almost any age, if the skin requires it.

Precautionary measures

Fruit peels are not recommended for active inflammation. If you have fresh acne, it is better to prefer salicylic, retinoic or Jessner.

All peels are contraindicated during pregnancy and breastfeeding, or during the acute stage of herpes. If you have kidney or liver failure, diabetes, or problems with the thyroid gland, you should consult a specialized doctor before the procedure.

After the procedure, be sure to follow the rules of hygiene: wash makeup brushes, use disposable towels, wipe your mobile phone with alcohol, change your pillowcase to prevent infection on the renewed skin.

Advantages and disadvantages

This cosmetic procedure has its pros and cons, which may influence the decision to visit a cosmetologist. Positive points include:

• complete painlessness;
• harmlessness;
• the ability to perform at home;
• there are no many contraindications;
• short recovery;
• carried out in any season of the year using subsequently cream with SPF.

Disadvantages of this type include:

• superficial peeling does not give a “wow” effect, it is just a routine, regular skincare procedure;
• Minor redness and peeling may occur.

Alternatives to contraindicated peels

If acid peels are directly contraindicated, acne can be treated with enzyme peels - with papain, bromelain, quinoa extract. These are gentle procedures that do not provoke photosensitivity.

Medical Collagene has a good selection of enzyme gels (up to 800 rubles).

Another alternative option for exfoliation and acne treatment is azelaic acid. It is not included in peels, but is considered a relatively safe remedy for problem skin. Preparations with azelaine: Skinoren, Azogel, Azik-derm.

Patient reviews

The forums are full of positive reviews about peelings from owners of problem skin. This is truly one of the few effective acne treatments.

Girls who did not carefully select the drug and type of peeling complained about the lack of the desired effect.

Girls who were not warned about post-procedure care tactics speak negatively about the procedure.

Indications for superficial peeling

The procedure is indicated for women after 25-30 years of age, but due to the loyalty of the effect, it can be performed earlier if desired, even on very young but problematic skin.

Cleaning is recommended for the following problems:

• peeling
• dull color
• flabbiness
• excessive oily skin
• acne
• acne and post-acne
• photoaging
• small pigment spots
• facial relief
• enlarged pores