Peeling Effects
Peeling involves applying a specialized gel or cream to the skin. This softens and loosens 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: improving and preventing dark spots, dullness, and fine lines; removing pore impurities; and improving acne. It also leaves skin looking smooth, refined, and radiant.
Beautiful Skin Effect
When turnover is accelerated by peeling, old keratin containing melanin is gradually excreted, and pigmentation such as blemishes and acne scars improves. The peeling agent also has the effect of dissolving dirt in the pores, and as turnover occurs and the dirt in the pores is removed, the skin is reborn as new skin, improving the appearance of open pores and rough skin, and bringing it closer to smooth skin. Furthermore, the active ingredients promote the production of collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid in the dermis, which maintain moisture and elasticity, so you can expect your skin to regain its elasticity and improve wrinkles and fine lines caused by dryness.
Skin Barrier Effect Leads to Good Health
When the skin turnover is normalized by peeling, the skin barrier function improves, and the skin becomes resistant to problems. Healthy skin maintains a constant level of intercellular lipids, natural moisturizing factors (amino acids, urea, etc.), sebum, and skin moisture, and prevents foreign substances from entering from the outside. Disruptions to the turnover cycle caused by stress, aging, dryness, and hormonal imbalance can reduce the barrier function. To prevent skin problems and maintain normal skin condition, we recommend regular peeling.
