


Type
Chemical Peels
Duration
45 min
What's included
4 deliverables in this treatment
- Skin-type assessment and peel selection
- Chemical peel application by medical staff
- Post-peel neutralisation and soothing mask
- Post-treatment care instructions and products
Chemical peels at Plastická chirurgie A-Z are used as a non-invasive resurfacing treatment for patients with early wrinkles, uneven skin tone, and dull texture — recommended by the clinic for patients from their 30s onward. Applied by surgical staff in a medical setting, the peeling agent is selected based on skin type and the depth of improvement required: superficial glycolic or lactic acid peels for texture and glow, and medium-depth trichloroacetic acid (TCA) peels for more significant wrinkle and pigmentation correction.
About this treatment
Chemical peeling uses controlled application of a chemical exfoliant to remove the outer skin layers, stimulating the body's natural regenerative response. New skin that forms during healing is smoother, more evenly pigmented, and demonstrates improved collagen architecture. The treatment has a decades-long track record as an effective skin-quality intervention before injectable treatments came to dominate the aesthetics landscape — and retains relevance…
At Plastická chirurgie A-Z, chemical peels are positioned for patients in their 30s and older whose skin is beginning to show early fine lines, surface roughness, uneven pigmentation, or post-acne marks. The clinic's medical setting allows stronger agents to be used with appropriate monitoring compared to salon-grade peels.
Peel options include: - Superficial peels (glycolic acid 20–50%, lactic acid, salicylic acid): no real downtime, gentle exfoliation. Series of 4–6 treatments for gradual improvement. - Medium-depth peels (TCA 20–35%): 5–7 days of peeling and redness; significant improvement in fine lines, acne scars, and pigmentation in a single treatment. - Deep peels (phenol): rare, requires full medical monitoring; achieves the most dramatic results but with 2–3 weeks…
Good to know
- Depth options
- Superficial to medium-depth
- Best for
- Fine lines, pigmentation, acne marks, texture
- Medical setting
- Plastic surgery clinic (stronger agents available)
- Downtime
- 0 days (superficial) to 7 days (medium-depth)
Who is this for?
Patients 30+ with early fine lines, uneven skin tone, post-acne pigmentation, or dull texture; those seeking non-surgical skin improvement
Preparation required
Discontinue retinoids (Retin-A, tretinoin) and AHAs two weeks before. Avoid sun exposure for four weeks prior. Do not wax or laser the area two weeks before. Arrange sun protection SPF 50+ for post-treatment period.
About the clinic
Reviews, team and credentials
Independent review links and clinic-reported team information.
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Clinical team
The clinic is led by two board-certified specialists: MUDr. Bohumil Zálešák, Ph.D., holds specialist certification in microsurgery and plastic surgery, and MUDr. Daniel Stehlík is a specialist in plastic surgery and microsurgery. Both are verified members of the Czech Society of Plastic Surgery (Česká společnost plastické chirurgie). The team is supported by Mgr. Markéta Hrachovcová, coordinator and assistant. Both…
Clinic-reported credentials
Languages: Czech
What clients say
"{"author":"firmy.cz patient","text":"Very professional and attentive approach. The surgeon explained every step clearly and the result exceeded my expectations.","rating":5,"source":"firmy.cz"}"
"{"author":"firmy.cz patient","text":"Excellent care throughout the entire process — from the initial consultation to the follow-up appointments. Highly recommended.","rating":5,"source":"firmy.cz"}"
Treatment highlights
- Skin-type assessment and peel selection
- Chemical peel application by medical staff
+2 more items in What's included
Approximately 15,000 Kč (no standalone price listed; priced in line with the clinic's facial resurfacing range of 15,000–25,000 Kč). Included in wrinkle treatment category for patients 30+. Exact price confirmed at consultation.
