Azelaic Peel
A superficial peel containing azelaic, mandelic, ferulic and kojic acids for the correction of hyperpigmentation, signs of aging and improvement of skin texture.
pH 2.0–2.2 | 30 ml (1 fl oz)
product code | FC001
Active Ingredients
A dicarboxylic acid that provides antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, vasoprotective and mild exfoliating effects. Improves skin tone by reducing tyrosinase activity. Exhibits antibacterial activity and helps prevent keratinization. Regulates sebaceous gland hyperactivity by suppressing 5-alpha reductase activity.
2-Phenylglycolic acid, an AHA obtained through the hydrolysis of bitter almonds. Stimulates the synthesis of collagen, elastin and glycosaminoglycans, improving skin firmness and elasticity. Provides a depigmenting effect and improves overall skin tone. Helps normalize sebum production and provides antibacterial activity.
Ferulic acid is a carboxylic acid belonging to the hydroxycinnamic acid family. Its name originates from the Ferula plant genus. Provides anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antiviral and antioxidant effects. Strengthens blood vessel walls and reduces their permeability. Inhibits tyrosinase activity, providing a lightening effect.
Possesses skin-lightening properties and acts as a tyrosinase inhibitor, helping control melanocyte hyperactivity. Kojic acid binds ferrous ions required for melanin synthesis. Softens the skin and provides antioxidant protection.
Benefits
- the propylene glycol-based peel is safe and effective, making it suitable even for beginner practitioners;
- works perfectly in combination with other Factology propylene glycol-based peels within the same procedure;
- suitable for all skin types and levels of sebum production (oily, combination, dry, and normal), including sensitive skin;
- thanks to its propylene glycol base, the peel is ideal for performing a light massage;
- gently exfoliates the skin, lightens the complexion, and helps prevent the first signs of aging.
Indications
- Hyperpigmentation
- Signs of chronological and photoaging
- Vascular skin disorders
- Reduced skin firmness and elasticity
- Couperose
- Telangiectatic subtype of rosacea
- Dull complexion
Treatment Protocol
Before performing the peel procedure, an individual skin assessment of the patient's condition must be conducted.
The assessment should include the following information:
– the patient's medical history;
– the presence or absence of contraindications to the procedure;
– any known allergic reactions to any component of the peel;
– the patient's primary concerns and the skin conditions or cosmetic imperfections they wish to correct.
The assessment should include the following information:
– the patient's medical history;
– the presence or absence of contraindications to the procedure;
– any known allergic reactions to any component of the peel;
– the patient's primary concerns and the skin conditions or cosmetic imperfections they wish to correct.
- 01
Skin CleansingLather a small amount of Factology Pre-Peel Gel with water and apply to the face using circular massage movements. Cleanse the skin thoroughly, then rinse with water. Pat the skin dry before applying the peel. - 02
Peel ApplicationUsing the pipette, apply a few drops of Factology Azelaic Peel to the treatment areas, following the recommended application sequence from less sensitive areas to more sensitive ones. Distribute the product evenly over the skin using circular massage movements.
Total exposure time: 20 MINUTES TO 6 HOURS.
The exposure time should be determined individually for each patient. Longer exposure times may result in a more pronounced treatment effect. At the end of the prescribed exposure time, the patient should rinse off the product thoroughly at home. - 03
Neutralization (if necessary)If areas of erythema develop, apply the neutralizing solution without first removing the peel.
Exposure time: 2–5 minutes.
Once neutralization is complete, thoroughly remove any remaining peel and neutralizer with plenty of cool water using sponges or cotton pads. Gently pat the skin dry with a paper towel. - 04
Completion of the ProcedureApply a Factology cream appropriate for the skin type.
Be sure to apply sunscreen before going outside during the day.
Course of Treatment:
For optimal results, a course of 5–7 procedures is recommended, performed at intervals of 5–7 days.
A repeat course may be performed 6 months after completion of the previous treatment course.
A repeat course may be performed 6 months after completion of the previous treatment course.
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Azelaic Peel
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