Types of Mesoestetic peels

Mesoestetic offers a wide range of chemical peels that can be tailored to the individual needs of the patient's skin. They work on different levels of the skin, improving its condition, texture and reducing various imperfections. 

• Mesopeel Jessner is a peel that combines acids (salicylic, lactic and resorcinol). It is ideal for oily and acne-prone skin, as it has an antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effect, effectively reducing acne lesions, blackheads and whiteheads. It also helps improve skin tone, reducing acne scars. It is also helpful in treating enlarged pores and improving skin texture.
• Mesopeel Melanostop Tran3x is dedicated to people with hyperpigmentation problems, including post-sun discoloration, hormonal discoloration and melasma. Mesopeel Melanostop Tran3x combines tranexamic acid, which effectively lightens the skin, and vitamin C, which has an antioxidant effect and promotes collagen reconstruction. With this combination of active ingredients, the peel reduces the appearance of hyperpigmentation, brightens and evens skin tone.
• Mesopeel Oxyage is a peel aimed mainly at mature skin in need of intensive revitalization. It oxygenates the skin, smooths wrinkles and improves skin texture. It uses fruit acids and antioxidants to regenerate and brighten it and smooth fine lines. After a series of treatments, the skin becomes younger, fresher and more radiant.
• Mesopeel Azelan is an anti-inflammatory and antibacterial peel, recommended especially for sensitive skin and for the treatment of rosacea. It contains azelaic acid, which regulates sebum secretion, clears pores and reduces the redness that often occurs with this skin condition. This peel also has a brightening effect, reducing discoloration associated with rosacea.

Mesopeel peels are effective and safe treatments that address many skin problems. Thanks to appropriately selected active ingredients, they can be tailored to individual patient needs, improving the appearance of the skin, reducing acne lesions, hyperpigmentation and signs of aging. 

How does the Mesoestetic peeling work?

The treatment begins with a medical consultation, during which the specialist assesses the patient's skin condition, diagnoses the problem and selects the appropriate type of peel. The skin is then thoroughly cleansed of makeup and any impurities to prepare it for the application of the product. Any product left on the skin affects the effectiveness of the procedure.

Cleansing is followed by skin degreasing, which is the application of a special preparation that ensures even penetration of the acid. Degreasing is particularly important so that the acids can penetrate deeply and act effectively, removing dead skin and stimulating the skin to regenerate.

Application of the peel is the next step, in which the appropriate preparation is applied under certain conditions. The duration of action depends on the type of peel and the patient's skin. Depending on the peel, the process can take from a few minutes to about half an hour. For some types of peels, after a certain period of time, the preparation may need to be neutralized to complete its effect and prevent excessive irritation of the skin. Neutralization is done with special agents that are tailored to the type of acid used.

At the end of the treatment, a soothing mask is applied to the skin to soothe any irritation and moisturize. A sunscreen with SPF 50+ is also applied at the end, which is extremely important since the skin is more sensitive to UV rays after the peel.

Duration of treatment

A Mesoestetic peel typically lasts between 45 and 90 minutes, depending on the preparation and treatment area chosen. 

Contraindications to Mesoestetic peeling

The peel is not recommended if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have active herpes, are prone to scarring, have active purulent acne, have undergone radiation or chemotherapy, or have recently undergone surgery to the treatment area and have used retinoids within the last 6 months.