Peeling for Doctors: A Brief Guide
Medical peels, better known as chemical peels, are a must-have treatment for any aesthetic physician or dermatologist. Their ease of use, rapid application, and immediately visible results make them one of the most popular treatments among patients. In the following article, we'll provide information on the most effective medical peels on the market.
How does medical peeling work?
The methodology of medical skin peeling is based on anassisted exfoliation of the dermis, which helps to This procedure is used to remove dead cells from the stratum corneum and thus promote accelerated skin regeneration.
Chemical peels are recommended to help with numerous skin blemishes: keratosis, lentigo solaris, pigmentation alterations, chloasma and melasma, acne, sebaceous hyperplasia, superficial scars and superficial wrinkles: a multifunctional product in order to restore tone, freshness and brightness to the face.
Medical peeling is not performed in a beauty salon
medical peels should not be confused with cosmetic peels, which instead work only on the stratum corneum of the skin. Medical peels use one or more acids that act on the skin at a chemical level.
The higher concentration of chemical active ingredients used in medical peels means that only a doctor can perform this type of treatment on patients.
Peeling: all types of peeling according to doctors
Peels differ based on the different level of exfoliation and therefore their intensity of action.
Superficial peeling: its characteristics
In superficial peeling, the professional uses a delicate acid, which works on the uppermost layer of the dermis.
It's a low-intensity peel, ideal for most patients. Its action helps improve the skin's appearance, enhancing its smoothness and radiance, as well as even out its complexion.
Medium peeling: its characteristics
While superficial peels helped enhance the beauty and well-being of the face, neck, décolleté, and hands, medium-intensity peels also improved age spots and lentigo. This type of peel provides a more structured approach to blemishes, helps smooth skin roughness, and treats actinic keratosis.
Deep peeling: its characteristics
A deep peel is a product used exclusively by aesthetic doctors or dermatologists. This peel targets the deeper layers of the dermis and therefore helps address a wide range of facial blemishes, such as deep wrinkles, age spots, and superficial scars.
Medical peels: where to buy them
Ksurgery Ksurgery offers a wide range of peels for doctors and aesthetic clinics based on the most effective substances: mandelic acid, glycolic acid, salicylic acid, lactic acid, Jessner solution, and TCA
Depending on the objectives and the intensity of exfoliation to be achieved, the doctor will be able to choose the most suitable peel for his patient
KPEELS: Peeling for aesthetic doctors and dermatologists
KPEELS is the line of chemical peels for professionals, offered in different concentrations and formulations, specifically designed to meet the needs of any skin type and to combat all the most common skin blemishes.
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.