Peeling

 1.    What is peeling?
Peeling is a process that removes dead skin cells from the skin surface, promoting skin renewal for a healthier, more vibrant appearance.
    2.    How is peeling performed?
Chemical, mechanical, or enzymatic methods are used to exfoliate the skin. The method is chosen based on skin type and needs.
    3.    What is peeling used for?
It is used to renew the skin, reduce fine lines, minimize pores, lighten spots, and even out skin tone.
    4.    What are the types of peeling?
There are chemical, mechanical (like microdermabrasion), enzymatic, and laser peeling options.
    5.    What is chemical peeling?
Chemical peeling involves applying special acids to the skin to exfoliate dead cells, promoting skin renewal.
    6.    Is peeling painful?
There may be a mild tingling or burning sensation, but it is generally tolerable.
    7.    How long does a peeling session take?
It varies depending on the type of peel but typically lasts between 15-30 minutes.
    8.    Does peeling cause redness?
Yes, especially with chemical peels, mild redness may occur but usually subsides within a few hours.
    9.    How should the skin be cared for after peeling?
Sun protection, moisturizing, and avoiding irritating products are essential.
    10.    How often should peeling be done?
Mild peels can be done weekly, while chemical peels are generally applied once a month.
    11.    Is peeling suitable for all skin types?
Yes, but the type of peel should be selected according to the skin type, with milder options for sensitive skin.
    12.    Does peeling reduce spots?
Regular peeling can lighten the appearance of spots, but professional treatments may be needed for complete removal.
    13.    Does peeling reduce acne?
Yes, peeling can help cleanse pores and reduce acne formation.
    14.    When is the best time to perform peeling?
It is recommended to do peeling at night, as the skin becomes sensitive and should be protected from sun exposure.
    15.    What is the cost of peeling?
Costs vary depending on the type of peel, number of sessions, and treatment facility.