Chemical Peels in Czechia

Cryotherapy using liquid nitrogen to freeze and destroy benign and precancerous skin lesions at Derma-plus Tábor. The extreme cold — approximately −196°C — is applied briefly to each lesion using a spray applicator, killing the target cells through ice crystal formation while minimising impact on surrounding tissue. The treated lesion blisters and sloughs over seven to fourteen days, leaving healthy skin underneath. MUDr. Irena Hejcmanová uses cryotherapy particularly for senile warts (seborrheic keratoses) and actinic keratoses — precancerous sun-damaged lesions that if untreated can progress to squamous cell carcinoma.

Chemical peeling at Laserstudio uses prescription-strength acid formulations — TCA 20–40%, the Redpeel combination peel (paired with Omnilux LED biostimulation), and the Renophase professional peel — to exfoliate the epidermis, stimulate collagen renewal, and improve the appearance of pigmentation, fine lines, and surface texture. Each peel removes a controlled thickness of the outer skin layers, triggering the body to replace them with fresh, more evenly keratinised cells. A minimum of three treatments spaced 3–4 weeks apart is recommended for lasting results. Following each peel, redness is expected for hours to days, and light peeling begins around day 3 as the treated epidermis separates. New epidermis forms within 7 days. Sun protection with SPF 20+ is mandatory during and after the course, and treatment is typically scheduled in autumn, winter, or spring when UV exposure is lower.

Microdermabrasion at Body Factory Olomouc uses diamond-tipped rotating rollers combined with gentle vacuum suction to physically abrade and remove the uppermost layer of dead and congested skin cells. The 30-minute treatment stimulates lymphatic drainage and blood circulation while creating a fresh, even surface that reflects light more cleanly. Diamond discs allow precise control over abrasion intensity, making the treatment suitable for all skin types including sensitive skin. Results include reduced fine lines, minimised appearance of stretch marks, fading of minor scars and age spots, and an immediately brighter complexion. The suction component lifts and removes loosened debris simultaneously, keeping the treatment hygienic and effective. Regular sessions spaced at least 10 days apart gradually resurface the skin and support long-term renewal.

Aaron Laser's medical chemical peel is a physician-supervised skin-renewal treatment using acid solutions to remove damaged outer skin layers and trigger the regeneration of smoother, clearer skin underneath. Unlike cosmetic peels, the formulations used here are selected by dermatologists based on a clinical assessment of skin type and the conditions being treated — acne scars, enlarged pores, fine wrinkles, pigmentation and general skin tightening are the main indications. A course of 3–4 sessions spaced 2–3 weeks apart produces the most pronounced result. Mandatory sun avoidance for one month after treatment protects the newly formed skin and prevents rebound pigmentation.

Renophase chemical peeling at Estetika Tábor uses French CHRONODIFFUSION technology to deliver acids at 45–60% skin depth without damaging the surface epidermis — a gentler approach than traditional deep peels that still achieves meaningful exfoliation and skin renewal. The 4-step protocol uses a blend of glycolic, lactic, mandelic, salicylic, and gluconolactone acids depending on skin type and concern, progressing from hydrogel preparation through peeling application to serum and finishing mask. This clinic has integrated Renophase with laser therapy sessions (Lasocare rejuvenation peel at 700 Kč combines enzymatic peeling and biostimulation laser in one 45-minute appointment). A series of 5 treatments spaced 10–15 days apart is standard.

A chemical peel applies a controlled exfoliating solution — typically an acid such as glycolic, salicylic or a blended formula — to remove the outermost skin cells and encourage fresher, smoother skin to surface. It can improve dullness, uneven tone, fine lines, congestion and the look of pigmentation. At Amaryllis Beauty Institut the peel strength is selected by MUDr. David Pupala, who is certified in chemical peeling, to match your skin and goals.

A chemical peel at Dermafit applies a fruit-acid solution to the skin, which is left on for a few minutes and then neutralised and removed. The acid loosens and sheds the superficial, tired layer of skin so it regenerates with a fresher surface beneath. The treatment is used to rejuvenate the skin, smooth irregularities and small scars, soften fine wrinkles, even out pigmentation and reduce visible signs of ageing. It is most often performed on the face, and the décolleté and the backs of the hands can also be treated. Because Dermafit is a dermatology clinic, the physician selects the peel and assesses the skin type and any pigmentation or lesions before treating, which lowers the risk of an uneven result. A single session is 900 Kč; mild irritation, redness and light flaking can follow for a few days afterwards, and the peel works best as a repeated course rather than a one-off.

Acid-based chemical exfoliation treatments at Luna Klinik that range from superficial brightening peels (from 900 Kč) through innovative medium peels to deep phenolic resurfacing (5,600 Kč) for periorbital fine lines and smoker lines. Chemical peels work by applying an acid solution to the skin surface, dissolving the bonds between dead skin cells and triggering controlled shedding and cellular renewal. Depending on the peel type and strength, results include smoother texture, more even skin tone, reduced acne, smaller-looking pores and softened fine lines. The correct peel is matched at consultation to the patient's skin type and tolerance.

Medical chemical peels at Beauty Clinic Synergy are assessed and applied by the clinic's cosmetologists and physicians using a curated portfolio of clinical-grade peel systems — PRX-T33, BDR AHA, WIQOmed and V-Carbon — selected to match the patient's skin type, tolerance and treatment objective. The PRX-T33 peel is the clinic's signature option: combining 33% TCA with hydrogen peroxide and kojic acid, it achieves deep dermal penetration without the surface flaking associated with standard TCA, making it suitable for patients who cannot tolerate downtime. AHA peels at varying concentrations address surface texture, sebum control and pigmentation. A course of 3–5 sessions at 2–4 week intervals delivers cumulative improvement.

Medical-grade chemical peel using AHA (alpha-hydroxy acid) fruit acids applied under physician supervision at Dermo Písek. The acids dissolve the bonds holding dead and damaged keratinocytes at the skin's surface, triggering controlled exfoliation that reveals smoother, more evenly toned skin beneath. Repeated application stimulates fibroblast activity and modest collagen production in the upper dermis. At Dermo Písek the peel is used to address the aftermath of acne (post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, superficial scarring), age-related pigmentation, and early-stage skin ageing. Because the clinic is a dermatovenerology practice, the formulation and application protocol are medically supervised — a meaningful distinction from cosmetic salon peels.

ILK uses the Filorga medical peel system — an 18-ingredient synergistic formula applied in four structured steps: preparation, controlled acid exfoliation, neutralisation, and restoration. The 4-step protocol ensures the peel acts at the correct pH throughout application and is properly neutralised before the restoration phase begins. Performed by Mgr. Martina Nezbedová, the Filorga peel is available in mild and deep variants depending on the degree of exfoliation needed. A full course of 3–5 sessions at 1-week intervals is recommended for skin brightening, wrinkle reduction, pigmentation correction, pore refinement, and acne scar improvement.

VS Lasera performs chemical peels with trichloroacetic acid (TCA), a medical-grade peeling agent applied by a dermatology practice rather than a cosmetic salon. TCA removes damaged superficial skin layers in a controlled way, stimulating renewal that improves acne, very shallow acne scars, fine lines, and overall skin texture and tone. At the clinic, TCA peels are a core part of the acne treatment protocol — acute inflammatory acne is calmed with a combination of chemical peeling and 585 nm laser phototherapy, while shallow post-acne marks are smoothed by repeating the peel across a course of applications. Sessions cost 1,150 Kč each across a course of up to eight applications, with a smaller perioral-area option at 650 Kč.

Chemical peeling at MEDIKAP Pardubice is performed by a specialist dermatologist, MUDr. Natálie Kaplanová, using medically formulated exfoliant acids applied to the chosen area of skin. The peel disrupts the bonds between dead keratinocytes, accelerating their shedding and triggering fresh cellular turnover. The result: smoother texture, reduced pigmentation irregularity, diminished fine lines, and improved skin tone. Priced at 1 150 Kč per area, this is one of the most accessible procedures for comprehensive skin renewal. The depth of peeling (superficial or medium-depth) is selected based on the patient's skin type, concern, and tolerance.

The TMC3 chemical peel at L centrum Pardubice is an Italian multi-acid professional formula that combines TCA (trichloroacetic acid), mandelic acid, kojic acid, DMAC and vitamins C and lipoic acid into a single, no-downtime treatment applicable year-round. TCA stimulates fibroblast activity and new collagen production; mandelic acid improves skin texture and hydration; kojic acid inhibits melanin synthesis to address pigmentation; DMAC targets age-related skin changes; and antioxidant vitamins C and lipoic acid protect the skin from oxidative stress during regeneration. A course of 4 to 6 sessions, each one week apart, addresses photoaging, chronological aging, dyschromia (pigmentation irregularities), active acne and acne scarring. Unlike many medium-depth peels, the TMC3 formula carries no seasonal restriction — it can be safely performed throughout the year, including summer months.

Chemical peeling at DermaEsthetic uses controlled acid application — primarily glycolic acid — to accelerate skin cell turnover, smooth texture, reduce pigmentation and treat active acne and post-acne scarring. MUDr. Hana Šulcová selects the acid type and concentration individually based on skin type, biological age and indication, with different formulations for acne, pigmentation, general rejuvenation and seasonal skin preparation. The procedure is quick, requires no anaesthesia, and is followed immediately by a protective barrier cream. A full course of four to six sessions spaced one to three weeks apart delivers cumulative improvement that a single peel cannot achieve.

Skinology offers five professionally-graded chemical peeling protocols tailored to different skin concerns and downtime tolerances. Anastasia Kuznetsova — who specialises in peeling techniques — applies acids including glycolic, mandelic, lactic, tartaric, phytic, TCA, phenol, and retinol. The gentlest option, AHA/BHA surface peeling (1,200 Kč), causes minimal redness and suits clients who cannot afford any downtime. Modified Jessner peel triggers a 2–3 day flaking phase and produces moderate resurfacing. The peeling-biorevitalisant combines exfoliating acids with skin-restoring actives for simultaneous correction and hydration. Yellow retinol peel (2,500 Kč) drives deep renewal over a 4–7 day peeling phase with effects continuing to improve for a month. The deepest option, TCA + phenol (2,500 Kč), is reserved for significant photoaging, acne scarring, or pigmentation — requiring a 2-week retinol pre-treatment course. Every session includes ultrasonic spatula preparation, multi-layer acid application, and a calming collagen mask.

The institute offers a full line of French Laboratoires Renophase glycolic-acid chemical peels alongside Biorepeel, Exuviance, and AHA fruit-acid treatments. Renophase peels use a chitosan-based 'Hydrogel Reticulé' carrier that stabilises the active acids and releases them gradually in the deeper skin layers, allowing each formula to be targeted at a specific concern — acne-prone skin (KératoRegulateur), pigmentation (Dépigmentant), fine-line smoothing and lifting (RenewLift), collagen renewal (Renew Collagen), and hormonally changed or tired skin (Reprogrammation). Peels are performed by trained cosmetologists, and a recommended course is at least five sessions for lasting results.

A superficial chemical peel using glycolic acid — at a concentration chosen between 20% and 70% for the skin and goal — combined with fruit acids such as citric and mandelic acid. It exfoliates the surface to reduce sebum and shrink the look of pores, brighten tired skin, smooth fine lines and partially soften acne scars while improving hydration and elasticity. At Derma Blansko it is delivered as a series of peels, typically three sessions about three to five weeks apart, with the acid strength tailored by the dermatovenerologist.

A superficial rejuvenating peel built around retinol, a vitamin-A derivative with antioxidant action that stimulates skin renewal, combined with bisabolol to soothe the skin and speed regeneration. At Derma Blansko it is used to soften fine lines and wrinkles, improve acne and uneven texture, and fade age and pigment spots for a more even tone. It is delivered as a series — usually three to four sessions about six weeks apart — and suits all skin types, including problematic skin.

A gentle deep-cleansing facial that uses an ultrasonic spatula to lift away dead skin cells, excess oil and impurities without the trauma of aggressive mechanical extraction. High-frequency vibrations loosen debris from the pores while serums or a mask suited to your skin type are worked in. At DENIFE this is a comfortable, no-downtime facial that leaves the skin cleaner, smoother and better able to absorb skincare.

A medical-grade chemical peel using a 20–30% TCA (trichloroacetic acid) solution, applied by the dermatologist to treat moderate-to-severe acne, atrophic acne scars, surface pigmentation, photodamage and fine wrinkles or mild laxity. The controlled peel removes damaged surface layers so smoother, more even skin regenerates. At this Brno clinic a RED-PEEL option adds 630 nm red light in the same session to boost the effect and shorten redness.

Chemical peels at DiVine Clinic apply medically-selected chemical agents to the skin surface to induce a controlled exfoliation that unifies skin tone, improves radiance, and removes dead and damaged skin cells. The clinic uses peels tailored to the patient's skin type and concern — ranging from gentle superficial peels (salicylic or lactic acid) appropriate for first-time patients or sensitive skin, to medium-depth peels that address deeper hyperpigmentation, acne, and early photo-damage. The peeling agent is applied to the cleansed skin, allowed to work for a set contact time, then neutralised or left to self-neutralise. Skin brightness and a fresher texture are visible immediately after the session. Mild flaking over the following 2–4 days is part of the normal desquamation process. Chemical peels can be combined with microneedling in a sequenced treatment plan for acne and acne scarring.

A controlled application of exfoliating acids that lifts away dull, damaged surface cells and prompts the skin to renew, refining texture, tone and clarity. At West Art Esthetic, peels are 1,400 Kč per procedure (5,600 Kč for a course of five) with several formulations to match the concern — lifting acids, Stop Acne, hydrating, anti-aging and pigment-spot removal. The clinic also offers BioRePeel CL3, a two-phase peel for face and neck or décolletage at 1,600 Kč that exfoliates and bio-stimulates with minimal peeling and an immediate fresh, lifted look. Peels suit dull, congested, uneven or acne-prone skin.

Professional chemical peel for the face at Premier Clinic's dermatology unit — acid type and depth selected by the treating physician based on skin type, pigmentation, and treatment goals.