Rejuvenating peeling

Can you lose ten years by peeling? Yes, but not all types are equally effective. We will tell you which procedure is suitable for skin rejuvenation.

rejuvenation of facial skin by peeling

What is an anti-aging peel?

Frankly speaking, any peeling is rejuvenating, as this procedure forces the skin to replace old cells with new ones. Of course, young and fresh looks better than old and boring. But among the vast number of types of exfoliants, there are a few options that are especially good for aging skin. That is, among other things, they also have a lifting effect.

Varieties by impact depth

Aging skin, marked by wrinkles and age spots, which has lost its elasticity and tone, needs a rather deep effect - a cycle of medium peels that act on living cells, not on dead skin scales.

the depth of the effect of the peeling procedure

Exfoliation, like peeling an apple, removes a layer of damaged cells from the skin. Peeling, which gives a pronounced result, requires certain sacrifices.

  • Causes peeling.
  • It allows for a recovery period. You may need to take a few days off work.
  • For care after peeling, you need to stock up on special products.

However, the success of the event depends not only on the depth of the impact, but also on the selected exfoliating agent. As for deep peels, they are unpopular today due to increased trauma, a large number of side effects and risks. They are successfully replaced by more delicate techniques.

Choosing a technique for an anti-aging procedure

Modern cosmetology offers several procedures that are performed in beauty salons or clinics.

Glycolic peeling

The most popular scrub used for any problem. If you don't like something about the condition of your skin, we apply for glycolic peeling. Glycolic acid deservedly received this recognition. It perfectly restores the skin and removes imperfections, making it smooth, radiant and hydrated.

The most surprising thing is that glycolic acid indirectly stimulates the production of collagen, that is, it affects the skin's framework, restoring its elasticity and density. That's why glycolic peeling is called "remodeling".

Peeling with trichloroacetic acid

Classic medium peeling. Trichloroacetic acid is considered the best for deep penetration into the skin. It causes noticeable damage and peeling of large plates - a few days after the procedure, crusts form on the face and the skin begins to peel. Yes, this is not the most pleasant period to endure. The main thing is not to pick off the scabs, not to touch them and let the skin get rid of them on its own.

peeling with trichloroacetic acid

Peeling with trichloroacetic acid causes peeling of large plaques. Patience will be rewarded - the skin will become radiant, smooth and tight after the first procedure. Maybe this will be the end of things. But for deep wrinkles (as well as post-acne), medium peeling must be repeated.

Retinol (retinoic) peeling

Apart from its yellow color, it is known for the fact that it does not damage the upper layer of the epidermis, but acts on the basal layer, stimulating cell division. New cells rise en masse to the top, replacing the surface layers. Peeling does not always happen - it all depends on the specific composition of the peeling. But improvement of skin turgor and lifting are guaranteed.

Laser photothermolysis

It is about fractional laser peeling, which once made a revolution in hardware cosmetology. The effect is very close to the result of medium peeling, although the principle of action is different. It is not the chemical agent that damages the skin, but the laser. It is evenly "stitched" with thousands of laser microneedles at a strictly defined depth.

Due to the fact that living, intact tissue remains between the damaged areas, the skin regenerates quickly enough, without unwanted consequences.

laser device for photothermolysis

Laser photothermolysis successfully replaced traumatic laser resurfacing, and acid peels kept me going. Peeling cannot be avoided, as well as redness and swelling (with sufficiently deep exposure). But the result is amazing!

Is it possible to make an anti-aging peel at home?

The assortment of cosmetic brands includes formulas containing acids: fruit, salicylic and retinol. Use them as directed. Lotions, night creams and concentrates - there are enough options, and they give an excellent effect for home cosmetics. But we do not recommend that you pretend to be a cosmetologist and apply compositions that professionals work with on your face. Is it dangerous.

Without special skills, you can cause contact dermatitis even with a minimal concentration of acids in the composition

Review of anti-aging exfoliating products

We have included skin renewal products with acids and retinol in our selection.

Ampoules with glycolic acid

Each ampoule, designed for single use, contains 10% glycolic acid, which smoothes the skin in a week. The serum is applied in the evening, and in the morning it is recommended to use a cream with a filter in the morning. The peeling complex with glycolic acid stimulates skin renewal with very pleasant results in the form of smooth, radiant skin. Vitamin C promotes anti-aging effects and an even tone, as does niacinamide, known for its anti-pigmentation properties.

Night peeling serum

Glycolic and citric acid gently exfoliate the skin. Vitamin C evens out the complexion. Already after a week of using the serum, you will notice a difference, your skin will become smoother, dark spots less noticeable. One ampoule is intended for two uses.

Serum for the correction of deep wrinkles

An example of a home remedy with a high concentration of retinol (0. 2%) - enough to transform the skin: even out the complexion, reduce wrinkles, smooth the texture. We recommend using the product once every 3 days and then every other day.