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Surface renewal

Chemical peel

A chemical peel renews the surface layer of the skin in a controlled way. It evens out skin tone, refines texture and pores and helps with acne and pigment spots. We choose the type and strength of the peel according to your skin.

  • Duration30–45 min
  • Course3–6 sessions 2–4 weeks apart
  • Recoverygentle peeling for a few days
  • Best timeautumn and winter

Who the treatment is for

  • Pigment spots and uneven skin tone
  • Acne and its marks
  • Enlarged pores and oily skin
  • Uneven texture and tired skin

How the treatment works

  1. ConsultationWe choose a suitable peel and its strength according to your skin type and concern.
  2. PreparationWe thoroughly cleanse and degrease the skin.
  3. ApplicationThe peel is applied for a precisely set time and then neutralised or washed off.
  4. SoothingFinally we apply soothing care and a protective cream with SPF.

Preparation and aftercare

  • Your skin may peel gently for a few days — do not pick the flakes.
  • Do not use retinoids, acids or mechanical scrubs for a week.
  • Use SPF 50 every day and avoid the sun and solarium.
  • Keep your skin hydrated with gentle, fragrance-free care.

When to postpone the treatment

  • Pregnancy and breastfeeding
  • Isotretinoin use in the last 6 months
  • Cold sores or another infection in the treated area
  • Fresh tan or sunburn
  • Allergy to any component of the peel

Frequently asked questions

Will my skin peel a lot?

It depends on the type of peel. With mild peels the peeling is minimal; with stronger ones it lasts a few days.

Why autumn and winter?

Renewed skin is more sensitive to the sun. When there is less sunlight, the risk of pigmentation is lowest.

Can a peel be combined with other treatments?

Yes, for example with microneedling or mesotherapy — we will propose the right order at the consultation.

Not sure which treatment to choose? Start with a pre-treatment consultation.

The information on this page is for guidance only. The suitability and course of treatment are always decided by the doctor at a personal consultation.