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Chemical Peel

Chemical peeling is a process based on the principle that chemical solutions applied to the skin cause damage to the lower and/or upper layers of the skin and then renew the skin itself.

Chemical Peeling Usage Areas

  • Acne and acne scars
  • Pore treatment
  • Stain and color irregularity
  • Anti-aging care and wrinkle treatment

How many sessions and intervals are chemical peeling done?

Chemical peeling is classified as superficial, medium and deep. The duration and frequency of the peeling solution to be used varies according to the depth of application. While 6-8 sessions are applied weekly in superficial applications, 4-6 sessions can be performed every 3-4 weeks in deep applications. Peeling applications can be repeated annually as a cure. Peeling applications should not be done during the summer period.

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Autumn Skin Mesotherapy: Supporting Renewal with the Right Ingredients

Mesotherapy is a treatment in which vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and hyaluronic acid are injected into the middle layer of the skin (the mesoderm) through micro-injections. The goal is not to immediately alter the surface of the skin but to stimulate cellular regeneration.

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