Summer peels from Medicare: maximum results with minimal irritation

It takes 28 days for young skin cells to completely renew itself, but this process slows down with age, resulting in thickening of the stratum corneum and its unevenness. The main task of peels – removal of the top layer of skin. Depending on the characteristics of the drug used, the active substances dissolve epidermal cells at different depths, to which the skin reacts by actively dividing the cells of the basal layer.

Medicare professional summer peels will help to eliminate skin imperfections and provide maximum results with minimal skin irritation.

Problems, Features and Benefits of Medicare Summer Peels

Improvement of the appearance of the skin due to the effects of peels is achieved through three main tasks, namely:

1. Exfoliation of keratinized cells of the upper layer of the skin (epidermis), which activates the process of cell proliferation of the basal layer. Thus, the skin is renewed.
2. Eliminate imperfections and skin problems thanks to the unique properties of certain acids.
3. The protective function of the skin and its regenerative capacity are activated by the stress effect of acids.

Medicare offers superficial and mid-action summer peels:

• Enzyme Peel Powder (surface);
• Anti-Age Peel (surface);
• Superficial Peel (surface);
• Acne Stop Peel (superficial);
• Strong Peel (mid);
• Jassner Solution (Middle).

The depth of impact of superficial peeling and, accordingly, exfoliation of the skin does not exceed 0.06 mm.

Depth of influence of median peeling – up to 0.45 mm (almost complete removal of the epidermis, up to the upper parts of the reticular layer of the dermis).

The choice of peeling is made depending on the condition of the patient's skin, possible contraindications, the time of year, the skin problems to be solved and the length of the recovery period.

Thus, the features of Medicare peels are:

Summer peels: features of the procedure and recommendations for post-peel care

To ensure maximum results and prevent any side effects, it is essential to ensure that the patient is properly prepared for the procedure and that there are no contraindications.

Therefore, topical vitamins C and A are used two weeks before the start of the peeling course, and after peeling, sunscreens with SPF 20+ are used and the patient is advised to avoid visiting the solarium and limit exposure to the sun. For 3 months after the completion of the course, antioxidant Vitamin C Serum (morning), perfecting night serums Retinol Eye Serum 0.3% and Retinol Serum 0.6% (evening) are used.

Recommendations for choosing a peel depending on the problem:

Before using Medicare summer peels, the patient:

1. Consulting with a specialist and testing for an allergic reaction.
2. Receives advice on the use of pre-peel products before the course of treatments.

The procedure consists of the following steps:

• professional skin cleansing;
• skin degreasing;
• applying peeling;
• peeling neutralization;
• apply Hydrant Serum and Hydrant Post Treatment SPF 30;
• Apply Lift Intense Serum, Acne Serum or Eye Contour Serum depending on the area to be treated.

As a post-peel treatment you need:

• follow the recommendations for careful handling of the skin;
• apply sunscreen (minimum SPF 30);
• use mineral make-up;
• Be sure to limit your time in the sun.

Peculiarities of post-procedure care depend on the type of treated area and the corresponding problem, namely:

When used correctly, as well as proper skin care before and after a course of treatments, summer peels from Medicare will provide maximum results in skin rejuvenation and elimination of imperfections.