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peelings are treatments performed by a physician.
They consist in applying to the skin various
exfoliating chemical compounds such as salicylic
acid, glycolic acid, resorcinol, trichloroacetic
acid (TCA), Jassner solution. Decision about the
choice of the kind of peeling from among numerous
types of preparations is always made by a
dermatologist. Peelings exert beneficial influence
on true skin. They help thickening the skin
without causing inflammation. Restoration of
resilient fibres and improvement of skin
elasticity take place due to regular application
of peelings. Simultaneously we observe increased
production of collagen fibres,
mucopolisaccharides (responsible for moistening
of skin), which leads to shallowing of wrinkles
and long-term improvement of biological and
aesthetic condition of skin. Medical peeling is a
very effective natural method of reversing
biological clock of skin. Peelings activate
fibroblasts
that produce collagen and elastin, which results
in repairing of destroyed elastic fibres,
maintaining of water deep inside skin and
indirectly of better moistening of skin.
Such a
broad spectrum of effectiveness causes that these
acids are successfully applied in order to:
- soften
and smooth skin
- reduce
wrinkles
- reduce
scars
- prevent
skin aging
- brighten
pigmentary spots and discolourations
- clean the
skin in case of blackheads and open pores
- regulate
and treat corneousness
Types of
peelings:
glicopeel
line
glicopeel
classic exfoliating gel
Indications:
- Skin aging. Excessive corneousness.
Crocodile skin. Stretch marks. Scars. Acne
vulgaris.
Glicopeel
K
Indications:
- Active acne. Seborrheic skin
inflammation. Acne rosacea.
Characteristic:
- It
contains a mixture of alfa-hydracids, kojic acid
(which is bacteriostatic) and salicylic acid.
Glicopeel
KH
Indications:
- Melasma.
Disorder of skin colouring of face, neck, décolleté
and palms.
Melaspeel
line
Melaspeel KH
Indications:
- Melasma.
Photodamages of neck. Dyschromia of neck and décolleté.
Active acne. Pitriasis versicolor. Lack of
oversensitiveness to hydroquinone. Patients who
need skin colour balancing.
Melaspeel
J^2
Indications:
- Acne.
Acne scars. Sun-spots, pregnancy spots. Colour
changes caused by contraceptive tablets. Stretch
marks.
agripeel
line, azelac
retices CT
Indications:
- Photoaging.
Hyperpigmantation. Melasma. Stretch marks.
agripeel -
exfoliating gel
Indications:
- Sensitive
skin. Rejuvenation; small wrinkles, skin damaged
by exposure to the sun, improvement of thickness
and firmness of skin. Open pores.
Characteristics:
Arginine is an aminoacid
obtained from brown sugar. It activates
immunological system, increases synthesis of
proteins and elimination of ammonia, it is NO
precursor, a factor responsible for diastole of
vessels.
Mandelac
line
mandelac - alcoholic acid
Indications:
- Weak and mild acne.
Inflammation of hair follicle. Acne
rosacea. Epidermic melasma.
free
glycolic acids/TCA
free
glycolic acids 25%, 50%, 70%
Indications:
- photoaging. Melasma. Sun-spots.
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