Peeling

Chemical peels involve applying an acid-based formula to the skin to keep it soft, smooth, and supple. Chemical peels can be used on most areas of the body, but the most common use is to improve the appearance of the skin on the face or on the backs of the hands. A chemical solution is applied to the surface of the skin to carefully remove the outer layers. The amount of skin removed will depend on the type of chemical used, the strength of the product and how long it is left on the skin.

A carbon peel is a revolutionary laser treatment that is completely painless with minimal-to-zero downtime. It is highly beneficial for people with oily skin, blackheads, enlarged pores, dull skin, and acne on the face or body. It is also an excellent way to exfoliate and refresh your skin, providing an instant refreshed appearance and leaving skin feeling softer, smoother and firmer.

A layer of liquid carbon is applied to the skin, where it penetrates deep into the pores. Laser light is highly attracted to the carbon particles. When the laser is passed over the area, it destroys the carbon, taking dead skin cells, contaminants and oil with it.

This treatment provides several benefits.

• Cleansing
• Exfoliating
• Rejuvenating
• Acne and Oil Destroying

Diamond peel is a non-invasive, mechanical procedure that removes dead skin cells, dirt and excess oil on the skin surface. It improves the appearance of your skin, by revealing younger and radiant skin underneath in an instant. It is an effective procedure particularly if you are struggling with:

• Fine scars
• Enlarged pores
• Sun damage
• Slight wrinkles
• Acne breakout
• Uneven complexion
• Non-inflamed whiteheads

Microdermabrasion, or crystal peel, is an effectively a deep exfoliating procedure in a clinical setting. This is an effective treatment at giving a fresh radiant glow to your skin.

Although a simple procedure in itself, the microdermabrasion can be used effectively for a number of conditions.

• Acnes (works by unclogging pores and removing excess oils)
• Sun damage skin
• Stretch Marks
• Age spots
• Milia
• Fine lines (forces increased collagen turnover)
• Areas of pigmentation (blasts away upper layers of old skin cells)
• Acne scars (prompts new skin renewal)
• Normal skin (can be used as an adjunct to normal skincare routine to refresh skin improve tone and give a clearer complexion)

Removing the very superficial layer of the skin (the stratum corneum) allows the skin to renew afresh leaving you with fresh healthier looking skin. The procedure of microdermabrasion may also help the penetration of prescribed treatment creams such as Vitamin A creams.