Jessner Peel: The Ideal Treatment for Sensitive Skin
In common parlance, the Jessner Solution generally refers to a chemical peel with a notable lightening and smoothing effect, which contains multiple benefits for the skin. In this article, we will focus on understanding the original composition of the Jessner peel, comparing it with both the modified version and a TCA-based peel.

What is meant by Jessner Solution
The Jessner peel is a treatment with remarkable regenerating and clarifying properties. It's ideal for all skin types because it exfoliates only on the surface. Its exfoliating power, which rarely penetrates deeper than desired, is therefore gentleand particularly suitable for sensitive skin.
In its localized use, its keratolytic and lightening effects are recognized .
Jessner Solution Peels: What are they for?
The Jessner peeling is an ideal treatment for treating damage caused by photoaging and chronoaging.
With its delicate soft resurfacing, it acts on perioral wrinkles, blemishes and acquired pigmentation.
The Jessner solution is an excellent treatment to offer to patients who have seborrheic skin with enlarged pores or acne scars.

What is meant by modified Jessner peel?
Ksurgery has renewed the well-known solution by replacing Salicylic Acid with Succinic Acid and Resorcinol, a derivative of resorcinol.
He therefore chose to offer his customers a new composition:
- Lactic Acid | An acid that promotes skin exfoliation, reaching even the deepest layers of the epidermis.
- Succinic Acid | Blocks free radicals, exerts an antioxidant effect, stimulates tissue respiration, and increases the synthesis of structural proteins in the skin.
- Resorcinol derivative | Known for its beneficial properties against acne
Jessner vs. Modified Jessner: What are the differences?
Thanks to its specific formulation, renewed in its active ingredients and intent, the Modified Jessner is a less aggressive chemical peel than the traditional Jessner solution and is suitable for even the most sensitive skin.
Jessner vs. TCA: What are the differences?
A TCA peel is generally a stronger chemical peel than a Jessner peel. It penetrates deeper into the dermis to address more pronounced signs of aging and hyperpigmentation. TCA-based peels promote deep cell turnover, revealing healthier, younger-looking skin.
It's important to remember that TCA peels also offer varying levels of action. Different concentrations of trichloroacetic acid allow them to address different types of skin blemishes and be used on more or less sensitive skin.

Jessner Peel: Treatment Costs
How much does a Jessner peel cost? Obviously, the price is determined by the clinic or medical practice performing the treatment, but generally speaking, the price range is between €70 and €100 per session.
Jessner Peel: Effects on the Skin
The Jessner peel is a treatment with no side effects and the patient can resume his or her normal life without any limitations.
After your skin has been treated with Jessner solution, it is generally recommended to avoid sun exposure, sweating, scratching or rubbing your face.
We advise against taking particularly hot showers and vigorous massages. Likewise, we strongly advise against further peeling in the days following the treatment.
For customers who wish, it will be possible to wear makeup without limitations, with particular attention to the foundation, which must not contain heavy metals.
MODIFIED JESSNER: The new Jessner solution for physicians

Ksurgery has updated the popular Jessner by replacing salicylic acid with succinic acid and resorcinol, a derivative of resorcinol. The result is a chemical peel that, thanks to its specific formulation, is suitable for even the most sensitive skin.
TC PLUS: needle-free biorevitalization

TC PLUS is a Class IIa topical medical device with dermoepidermal revitalizing action. We offer two different versions, Soft and Strong, to provide personalized revitalizing treatment tailored to the needs of each patient.