Hello everyone,
I hope you are enjoying this first month of the New Year. As
we start 2015, I’ve been getting a lot of questions from fans, friends and
clients on how to detox, how to clear our skin, anti-aging tips and so on, so
I’ve decided to dedicate this week’s post to peels and answer many questions at
once.
Peels are a great way to give our skin and our cells a clean
slate and a chance to rejuvenate. Lets get rid of some of those wrinkles,
stress, marks, sunburns and acne. A peel is one of the least invasive ways to
improve the appearance of our skin and applying chemicals to remove the damaged
layer of our skin does it.
There are three types of chemical peels: Superficial/Light Peels, medium depth
peels, and deep peels. The main differences are how much skin they
remove, how deep they penetrate, its strength, and how long it is left
on. This also is determined by what kind of chemical or peeling agent is
used when doing the peel.
A superficial/light peel is the gentlest type of peel
available. Only the top layer of the skin is removed and can give you an
instantly brighter look as well as a smoother, more even texture on your skin. It
can be used to minimize fine lines and wrinkles, sun damage, mild acne
scarring, age spots and dry or flaking skin. A course of between 6 and 10
treatments is usually recommended to achieve the best results. It doe not hurt and
there is virtually no recovery time. You can be a little bit pink afterwards but
this can be disguised with make-up. With a superficial peel you would be able
to return to work or go out straight afterwards and no one would know you had
had anything done.
A
medium depth peel gives more dramatic results
than superficial peels because it penetrates deeper into the skin and can be
used to treat sun damage, pigmentation and wrinkles. The downside is that you
might have a longer recovery. You may also feel more discomfort during the
treatment. Your face can become a little swollen, pink and itchy following
treatment and you will get a little ‘peeling’ of the skin than you would with a
superficial peel. Generally recovery takes around a week.
Deep peels are the strongest type available and can achieve wonderful
results for sun damage, scarring and deep lines and wrinkles. This type of peel
is a little more painful and can take more time to fully recover from. Your
skin will be very red and feel almost like it’s sun burnt after the procedure.
Although you will heal in one to three weeks the results of the peel are long
lasting. You will peel and your skin will be itchy. But it’ll be worth it. This
type of peel is for more serious skin conditions looking for stronger or radical
results.
At Alira, we have a wide selection of peels for you to
choose from, but of course, we have a few favorites for you to choose from:
Glysalac Sothys Peel:
Choose this peel for an effective skin exfoliation; it brings instant radiance
to the skin. This is a soft peel, works great as an introduction to a deeper
peel.
Lactic peel: This
type of peel has a skin moisturizing effect; it’s special for sensitive &
fine skin types.
Glycolic Peel: Improves
pigmented lesions, acne scars and minimizes fine lines. This type of peel works
great on all skin types.
Jessner: This
peel is special for dark spots & irregular skin tones, it also works
wonders for all skin types.
Salicylic Peel: This
type of peel is powerful with a regulating effect for greasy, acne-prone and/or
seborrheic skin.
Green Peel:
Involves 3 treatment methods where each individual skin need can be met.
Freshen up, Energy & Classic.
Remember our safe and effective medical treatments are
the perfect complement to our other beauty-enhancing services. Feel free to
ask any questions when you book your next appointment. Our team is here to help
you accomplish your beauty goals.
Hope to see you soon for your next treatment!
Lots of love,
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