Peeling Effects
Peeling involves applying a specialized gel or cream to the skin. This softens and loosens the old keratin on the skin’s surface, promoting skin turnover. It is characterized by its ability to broadly address various skin concerns occurring on the skin’s surface.
Regular peeling helps regulate skin turnover, offering various benefits for beautiful skin: improvement and prevention of dark spots, dullness, and fine lines; removal of pore impurities; and acne improvement. It also leaves skin looking smooth, refined, and radiant.
Skin Beautifying Effects
Peeling promotes skin turnover, gradually shedding old keratin containing melanin. This helps improve dark spots and pigmentation from acne scars. Peeling agents also dissolve pore impurities. Combined with skin turnover, this removes pore buildup. As new skin emerges, enlarged pores and rough texture improve, leading to smoother skin. Furthermore, active ingredients stimulate the production of collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid in the dermis—components that maintain moisture and firmness. This helps restore skin elasticity and can improve wrinkles and fine lines caused by dryness.
Guiding Skin to Health Through Its Barrier Effect
When skin turnover normalizes through peeling, the skin’s barrier function improves, creating skin resilient to problems. Healthy skin maintains consistent levels of intercellular lipids, natural moisturizing factors (such as amino acids and urea), sebum, and moisture content, preventing external substances from entering.
Disruptions in turnover caused by stress, aging, dryness, or hormonal imbalances weaken this barrier function. To prevent skin problems and maintain healthy skin, we recommend regular peeling treatments.
