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Chemical peeling

Infor­ma­tion on chemical peeling

Our skin ages depending on genetic factors, but sun exposure, smoking, sport and eating habits also have a parti­cu­lar influence. Outpa­ti­ent treatment can signi­fi­cantly reduce these signs of ageing, refresh and re-stimulate the skin, smooth the comple­xion and eliminate pigmen­ta­tion disorders. 

In order to achieve a refres­hing effect for the skin, there are various types of peelings, which in principle have the function of removing the top dead horny layer of the skin and allowing the fresher vital layers of the skin to emerge. This regene­ra­tes and stimu­la­tes the
skin; not only does it revita­lize the comple­xion, it also increases well-being and "skin respi­ra­tion". Beauti­ci­ans can already achieve signi­fi­cant effects with the substances approved for them; however, deep-reaching, lasting success can only be achieved with the more aggres­sive peelings reserved for medical practi­tio­ners,
which reach much deeper into the skin layer.

Chemical peeling - the most important facts in brief

Further details on chemical peeling

The peeling substance must be selected by the doctor in a preli­mi­nary consul­ta­tion depending on the skin type and desired effect. Depending on the depth and severity of the wrinkles, the respec­tive substance class
must be selected to achieve the optimum effect.

This is also a very good way of elimi­na­ting blotchy pigmen­ta­tion disorders of the skin (so-called "age spots") and achieving more intensive wrinkle treat­ments. Acne scars can also be signi­fi­cantly improved. This can range from so-called fruit acid peelings, which only cause a discreet refres­hing of the skin, to deep-reaching phenol peelings, which cause a massive removal of wrinkles and pigmen­ta­tion disorders. However, the more far-reaching the effect, the longer the healing phase. 

In any case, the skin must be protected from intensive sun exposure and similar stresses for a longer period of time and a sun protec­tion cream with a high sun protec­tion factor must be used for a longer period of time.

After applying an anaes­the­tic cream to the area to be treated, the skin is thoroughly cleansed and degreased. The doctor then repea­tedly applies the peeling substance to the skin in layers. A burning sensation may be felt, good cooling allevia­tes this. The desired chemical processes take place immedia­tely, making it easy to control the intensity of the treatment. The treatment takes approx. 30 - 60 minutes; a subse­quent reddening and swelling of the skin must be accepted - otherwise there would be no effect. 

After 2-3 days, the skin begins to peel; the skin regene­ra­tes, sloughs off dead horny layers and forms new collagen and elastin. We provide you with appro­priate ointments and creams for follow-up treatment and monitor you closely during the healing process. 

There are no intole­ran­ces or allergic reactions; however, the patient must be prepared to allow for a certain downtime and be patient until complete healing to a fresh, rosy, open-pored comple­xion. As this is also an intensive bio-stimu­la­tion of your own tissue from deep within, it takes a few days to weeks to achieve the full effect. 

As with any cosmetic procedure, the cost of a treatment can vary and depends on the size of the area to be treated, the product used and the time required for appli­ca­tion. Naturally, the costs incurred will be discussed and deter­mi­ned in advance. 

The cost of an initial on-site consul­ta­tion is CHF 150. This amount can be credited towards your treatment if it takes place within 6 months. If you do not show up for the bindingly agreed initial appoint­ment, a cancel­la­tion fee of CHF 150 will be charged.