Chemical Peel (Mesoestetic)

A chemical peel applies a professional exfoliating solution to the skin to renew the surface and improve tone, texture, pigmentation and blemish-prone skin. PARKOWA uses Mesoestetic professional formulations chosen to match the skin concern. Depending on the peel, downtime ranges from none to a few days of light flaking, with the best results for pigmentation and texture coming from a short course.

A chemical peel uses a carefully selected acid-based solution to exfoliate the skin in a controlled way, prompting the outer layer to renew and stimulating fresher, more even skin beneath. Peels can improve dullness, uneven texture, fine lines, pigmentation such as sun spots and melasma, and blemish-prone or congested skin, depending on the type and strength used. PARKOWA works with professional Mesoestetic peel systems, which include formulations targeted at specific concerns so the treatment can be matched to the individual skin type and goal. Before treatment the skin is assessed and cleansed, and the peel is applied for a defined time before being neutralised or removed; superficial peels cause little more than mild tingling and temporary redness, while medium-depth peels may lead to a few days of flaking and require diligent moisturising and sun protection as the skin renews. Because results are cumulative for many concerns, a short course of peels spaced a few weeks apart is often recommended, sometimes alongside a home-care regimen, with strict daily SPF advised throughout. Peels are well suited to adults wanting brighter, smoother, more even skin or help with pigmentation and breakouts, and they combine well with other skin treatments the clinic offers. They are not suitable over active skin infection and certain conditions and are generally avoided in pregnancy; the most appropriate peel and protocol are agreed at consultation after assessing the skin.