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BIOREPEEL 35% TCA

Type

Chemical Peels

BIOREPEEL 35% TCA is a chemical peel offered at Aesthetic Nurse's Clinic Edinburgh for the face, neck, décolleté and hands. The clinic lists fine lines, pigmentation, acne scars, acne, blackheads and skin aging among the concerns it may suit. The treatment name identifies a 35% TCA formulation, but no clinic protocol, duration, preparation, aftercare, price or contraindications are specified. A consultation is important to review skin history, recent products, sun exposure and the intended treatment area. Temporary sensitivity, redness or peeling can occur with chemical exfoliation, and results vary.

About this treatment

BIOREPEEL 35% TCA is listed as a chemical peel for the face, neck, décolleté and hands at Aesthetic Nurse's Clinic Edinburgh. The clinic identifies fine lines, pigmentation, acne scars, acne, blackheads and skin aging as suitable concerns. The treatment name specifies a 35% TCA formulation, while no detailed clinic protocol or equipment is provided. In general cosmetic use, TCA peels exfoliate controlled layers of skin and may support a smoother-looking…

Who is this for?

Fine lines; Pigmentation; Acne scars; Acne; Blackheads; Skin aging

About the clinic

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Clinical team

Kinga is an Independent Nurse Prescriber and Registered Nurse specialising in aesthetic nursing. She graduated from Edinburgh Napier University in 2014 and completed a postgraduate course in Cosmetology in Medicine at the University of Lublin, Poland, together with the V300 course at Salford University. She has a background in surgical nursing, extensive medical experience and registration with the Nursing and…

Clinic-reported credentials

Professional insurance Membership Healthcare registration
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