Name: Glycolic peeling 40% pH 1.6
Ingredients: Water, glycolic acid, citric acid, lactic acid, salicylic acid, hydrogenated castor oil, sodium hydroxide.
Purpose: Glycolic acid has the shortest small molecule and contains only two carbon atoms, due to which it penetrates deeply into the layers of the skin and leads to exfoliation, has an antioxidant and moisturizing effect. Glycolic acid is the most interesting for use in ANTI-AGE therapy programs. When it penetrates into the deep layers of the skin, it is able to stimulate the main cells of the dermis - fibroblasts, which are responsible for the synthesis of collagen and elastin.
Application:
Problem skin (enlarged pores, blackheads - acne, acne, oily skin)
Fading skin (aging process);
Photoaging (thickening of the skin from prolonged exposure to the sun);
Unwanted pigmentation (particularly freckles);
The effects of acne (spots, thickenings and pits on the skin);
Treatment and prevention of molluscum contagiosum;
Aesthetic correction of skin imperfections (wrinkles, etc.).
Contraindications:
Herpes in an aggravated state
Violations of the integrity of the integument of the skin.
Recently completed or existing chemotherapy
Allergy to any of the components of the drug
Fresh tan
Pregnancy and lactation
Procedure protocol:
On previously cleansed skin, apply with a layer of 1.5 mm using a brush with 1-2 ml of peeling. The exposure time of the chemical composition is 5-7 minutes. Neutralization!!! Apply a neutralizer with a brush. Leave on for 3-5 minutes and then rinse with copious amounts of cool water. Close with a protective cream with SPF factor.
For optimal glycolic peel results, it is generally recommended to perform 3 to 6 treatments at intervals of 14-16 days.
The frequency of the procedure can also vary based on the individual characteristics of the patient and the type of skin. The result lasts for a year after a complex of milk peels (subject to subsequent competent home or salon preventive care).
