Ferulic Peel
A superficial propylene glycol-based peel designed to correct
hyperpigmentation, signs of aging, vascular disorders
and improve skin texture.
hyperpigmentation, signs of aging, vascular disorders
and improve skin texture.
pH 3.0–4.0 | 30 ml (1 fl oz)
product code | FC003
Ingredients
Ferulic acid is a carboxylic acid belonging to the hydroxycinnamic acid family. Its name originates from the Ferula plant genus. It possesses anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, strengthens blood vessel walls and reduces their permeability. Used for the correction of hyperpigmentation by inhibiting tyrosinase activity. Provides anti-allergic and antibacterial effects.
Malic acid is a dicarboxylic alpha-hydroxy acid found in many fruits, particularly apples and tomatoes. Effectively exfoliates dead skin cells without the aggressive irritation associated with some other AHAs such as glycolic acid. Stimulates cell renewal and collagen synthesis. Helps lighten pigmentation and improve skin texture.
A dicarboxylic acid with antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, vasoprotective and mild exfoliating properties. Improves complexion by reducing tyrosinase activity. Provides antibacterial effects and inhibits keratinization. Regulates hyperactivity of sebaceous glands by suppressing 5-alpha reductase activity.
Benefits
- the propylene glycol-based peel is safe and effective and can be used even by beginner specialists;
- reduces erythema and when combined with Factology Azelaic Peel in a single procedure, helps lighten pigmentation spots;
- works perfectly in combination with other Factology propylene glycol-based peels;
- suitable for all skin types and levels of sebum production, including sensitive skin;
- thanks to the propylene glycol base, the peel is ideal for performing a light massage;
- gently exfoliates the skin, brightens the complexion, improves skin tone and helps prevent early signs of aging.
Indications
- Hyperpigmentation
- Correction of early signs of aging
- Vascular skin disorders
- Improvement of skin tone and texture
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 Ferulic 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 gentle 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. Pat the skin dry with a paper towel. - 04
Completion of the ProcedureApply a Factology cream appropriate for the patient's skin type.
Be sure to apply sunscreen before going outside during the day.
Treatment Protocol
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.
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Ferulic Peel
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