PEELING

Peeling is a modern skincare method that helps remove dead skin cells, excess oil, and impurities accumulated deep within the pores. This process stimulates skin regeneration, improves texture, and brings a smoother, brighter, and more even complexion.

Depending on each individual’s skin condition and needs, we offer a variety of peeling levels – from gentle treatments suitable for sensitive skin to intensive options that target acne, pigmentation, melasma, and signs of aging. Each treatment plan is customized with safe peeling agents, appropriate concentrations, and a specialized recovery routine, ensuring optimal results while remaining gentle on the skin.

Skin Rejuvenation

When the dull, rough outer layer is removed, the new skin is “awakened” – smoother, brighter, and stronger. Peeling is more than just cleansing; it is a journey of skin renewal.

Perfect for Skin That Deserves Rejuvenation

Décaar Algae Peeling

Designed to stimulate blood circulation, it may help reduce redness, swelling, and surface wrinkles. This treatment gently removes dead skin cells and revitalizes the skin.
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Physical Peeling

Silicate Peeling

Using silica/silicate crystals combined with proteins from marine algae, this treatment helps remove dead skin cells and stimulate new cell regeneration. It supports skin rejuvenation, brightening, and natural smoothness.

Physical Peeling

Yellow Peel

A gentle bio-active peel that removes dead skin cells, reduces acne, soothes irritation, and stimulates new cell regeneration — leaving the skin brighter, healthier, more even-toned, and smoother.

Chemical Peeling

PRICE LIST

Décaar Algae Peeling
Rejuvenation, acne care, brightening, glowing effect

$140 USD

Silicate Peeling
Rejuvenation, multi-layer hydration, deep cleansing, acne reduction

$140 USD

Yellow Peeling
Rejuvenation, regeneration, fading dark spots, pore refinement

$140 USD

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Does peeling cause skin flaking?

Depending on the type of peel and the skin condition, the skin may peel lightly or show almost no visible flaking. Peeling is the process of shedding dead skin cells to regenerate new skin; however, visible peeling is not the only sign of effectiveness. Some modern peels still deliver noticeable results without causing significant flaking.

Yes. After a peel, it is essential to avoid sun exposure, refrain from using strong active ingredients (such as retinol or AHA/BHA) in the first few days, and keep the skin well-hydrated. In addition, avoid mechanical exfoliation and minimize makeup use immediately after the treatment.

The frequency of peeling depends on the type of peel and the skin condition. Light peels can be done every 2–4 weeks, while medium to deep peels should be spaced 1–3 months apart and performed under the guidance of a skincare professional or dermatologist.

No. When performed correctly and according to the proper protocol, peeling does not thin the skin. On the contrary, it strengthens the skin by stimulating the production of new cells and collagen. Skin thinning only occurs when peels are overused or when unsuitable products are applied.

Yes. Peeling is an effective method to support acne treatment. It helps deeply cleanse the skin, reduce inflammation, and fade post-acne marks. However, it is important to seek professional consultation to choose the right type of peel for your acne severity and skin type.