Discoloration Peel

Benefits:

1. Reduced appearance of dark spots: Discoloration peels work to break down existing melanin clusters and prevent the formation of new ones, effectively lightening dark spots and hyperpigmentation.
2. More even skin tone: By targeting areas of excess pigmentation, these peels help to create a more balanced and uniform skin tone, reducing the contrast between lighter and darker areas.
3. Improved skin radiance: The peel's exfoliation action removes dead skin cells, revealing brighter and fresher skin underneath. This can lead to a more radiant and youthful complexion.

Features:

1. Targeted ingredients: Discoloration peels often contain ingredients like hydroquinone, kojic acid, azelaic acid, and vitamin C, all of which have properties that inhibit melanin production and promote skin lightening.
2. Varying strengths: Like other chemical peels, discoloration peels come in different strengths to address various levels of hyperpigmentation. A lighter peel may be suitable for mild discoloration, while a stronger peel may be necessary for more stubborn or severe cases.
3. Can be combined with other treatments: Discoloration peels can be combined with other treatments, such as microdermabrasion or laser therapy, to further enhance results, especially for challenging cases of hyperpigmentation.

Conclusion

• Cleansing: The skin is thoroughly cleansed to remove makeup, dirt, or oil.
• Application of the peel solution: The chosen chemical solution is carefully applied to the areas of discoloration, avoiding the eye area. You may experience a slight tingling or burning sensation.
• Neutralization: After a specific time, the chemical solution is neutralized to stop the peeling process.

Application of moisturizer and sunscreen: A moisturizer is applied to soothe and hydrate the skin, followed by sunscreen to protect the newly exfoliated skin from sun damage.