Medical Chemical Peel

A medical chemical peel applies a controlled solution to the skin to exfoliate the surface and prompt renewal, improving tone, texture, dullness, fine lines and some pigmentation. The clinic offers a TCA peel and the PQ Age Evolution peel, chosen to match your skin and goals. Peels suit patients wanting brighter, smoother, more even-looking skin, and are usually best as a short series.

A chemical peel uses a medical-grade acid solution to remove the outermost layers of the skin in a controlled way, triggering the skin to renew itself. As the treated surface sheds over the following days, fresher skin underneath is revealed, and the controlled injury stimulates some collagen production. The result is an improvement in radiance, texture, superficial pigmentation, dullness and fine lines, with the depth of effect depending on the acid and concentration used. At Ästhetische Medizin Stettin the skin is cleansed and the chosen peel applied for a set time before being neutralised or removed. The clinic offers a TCA (trichloroacetic acid) peel and the PQ Age Evolution peel, selecting the right option and strength for your skin type and concern. Depending on the depth, you may feel tingling or warmth during application and can expect redness followed by flaking or peeling for several days, during which strict sun protection and gentle skincare are essential. Lighter peels can be repeated as a short course a few weeks apart for a cumulative effect, while deeper peels are used less often. Peels pair well with mesotherapy and other skin-quality treatments. They are suited to adults wanting brighter, smoother, more even skin; they are avoided over active infection, on very sensitive or recently sun-exposed skin and in pregnancy, and suitability is confirmed beforehand.