Longevity.haus

Type

Chemical Peels

Duration

45 min

What's included

4 deliverables in this treatment

  • Skin type and condition assessment to select appropriate peel type and depth
  • Skin degreasing and preparation before acid application
  • Timed chemical peel application and neutralisation by MUDr. Vojtková
  • Post-peel soothing care and sun protection guidance

Chemical peels at Medest use carefully selected acidic solutions — typically glycolic, lactic, salicylic, TCA, or combination formulations — applied to the skin surface to dissolve the bonds between dead and damaged superficial cells, revealing brighter, more evenly textured skin beneath. MUDr. Vojtková selects the peel concentration and acid type based on individual skin assessment: superficial peels for general brightening and fine line improvement, medium-depth peels for more significant photoageing, hyperpigmentation, and active acne scarring. The treatment is performed in the clinic outpatient setting, takes approximately 45 minutes, and requires a preparation period to condition the skin and minimise side effects.

About this treatment

Chemical peeling is one of the oldest and best-evidenced techniques in aesthetic dermatology. The principle is controlled exfoliation: a precisely buffered acidic solution is applied to the skin, disrupting the protein bonds that hold dead and photodamaged cells to the surface and — at greater concentrations — penetrating into the upper dermis to stimulate fibroblast activity and new collagen formation. At Medest, MUDr. Vojtková evaluates the patient's…

Good to know

Peel types
AHA, BHA, TCA — matched to skin assessment
Indications
Pigmentation, fine lines, acne, dullness, loss of elasticity
Session time
~45 minutes
Downtime
2–3 days (superficial) to 7–10 days (medium-depth)

Who is this for?

Hyperpigmentation, fine wrinkles, sun-damaged skin, dull complexion, comedonal acne, mild acne scarring

Preparation required

Use daily SPF 30+ for two weeks before treatment. Discontinue retinoids and exfoliating acids 5–7 days before. Inform MUDr. Vojtková of any history of cold sores, keloid scarring, or isotretinoin use in the past 12 months.

About the clinic

Reviews, team and credentials

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7 clinic reviews

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Clinical team

MUDr. Jelena Vojtková (formerly MUDr. Jelena Labuťová) graduated from the 1st Medical Faculty of Charles University Prague in 1996 and completed her specialist certification in General Practice in 1999. She holds a Diploma of Lifelong Education and is a member of the Czech Medical Chamber, the Society of General Medicine (ČLS JEP), and the Association of General Practitioners of the Czech Republic. Since founding…

Languages: cs, en, ru

What clients say

"{"author":"Dan223","text":"Very kind doctor and an absolute professional. Despite initial fear, I soon knew I was in the right place.","source":"estheticon.cz"}"

"{"author":"TezVonCZ","text":"Very satisfied with the doctor — kind and professional.","source":"estheticon.cz"}"

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