Chemical Peels

Chemical peeling is a fast, effective, and non-invasive treatment with a wide range of applications. The peeling solution is composed of special preparations such as antioxidant complexes and acids — most commonly glycolic acid (AHA), lactic acid, and hyaluronic acid. These acids are natural and are used in peels in various concentrations.

The treatment can be applied to almost any part of the body — most often to the face, neck, décolleté, back, and hands. During a consultation, the doctor will determine the treated area as well as the type, depth, and concentration of the peel. The entire treatment takes only a few minutes.

Benefits of chemical peeling

  • Smoothing acne scars
  • Reducing fine lines
  • Removing pigment spots
  • Brightening the complexion
  • Skin rejuvenation
  • Skin regeneration
  • Helping with acne-prone skin
  • Treating enlarged pores
  • Deep skin cleansing
  • Smoothing skin texture
  • Evening skin tone

Aftercare

After the procedure, the outer layer of the skin may slightly exfoliate, become dry, sensitive, or red. These effects disappear within a few days. The skin must be protected from sunlight — including artificial sources such as tanning beds. Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures, such as in saunas.

Details about the procedure

During a consultation with the doctor, you will agree on the treated area. The doctor will also determine the type, depth, and concentration of the peel. The entire treatment takes only a few minutes and is completely painless.

The peeling removes the outermost layer of your skin. Underneath, the antioxidant effect of the peel takes place, followed by a regeneration phase.

No special preparation is required for this procedure.

On the day of treatment, the treated area must be protected from sunlight. Further care and precautions depend on the strength of the peel.

The price varies depending on skin type. A peel for sensitive skin starts from 1,500 CZK, while a medical peel starts from 1,600 CZK.

This treatment is best performed in autumn and winter — during months when your skin is not exposed to sunlight.

For acne or scars, the peel can be combined with microneedling and laser treatment. For pigmentation therapy, it is often combined with laser procedures.

Price list

Medik8 peel for acne-prone skinfrom 1,500 CZK
Medik8 peel for pigmentation spotsfrom 1,500 CZK
Medik8 peel for skin rejuvenationfrom 1,500 CZK
Medical peel1,600–2,000 CZK

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Dermatology

Dermatology, also known as skin medicine, is a branch of medicine that deals with the treatment of the skin and its appendages, such as hair and nails.