Pre-Peel Gel
Pre-peel gel with AHAs, BHA, and PHA at a 15% concentration for professional use – deep skin cleansing prior to chemical peeling procedures.
200 ml (6,76 fl oz)
product code | FC005
Ingredients (INCI)
AHAs: Mandelic Acid (3%), Malic Acid (2%), Lactic Acid (2%), Citric Acid (1%), BHA (Salicylic Acid 1%), PHA (Gluconolactone 6%), Sorbitol, Trehalose
They moisturize the skin and provide superficial exfoliation. They stimulate cell renewal and improve skin texture. They enhance the skin's buffering properties, improve the tolerability of the peeling procedure, and promote the even and rapid penetration of the peeling's active ingredients.
It acts as a keratolytic, enhances the penetration of active peeling components. Promotes deep pore cleansing by dissolving excess sebum. It acts as an anti-inflammatory agent.
Gluconolactone works delicately at the stratum corneum level. It helps to smooth the microrelief of the skin, has antioxidant properties, restores hydration and evens skin tone.
Softens the effect of the gel and helps to retain moisture in the skin.
A polysaccharide with antioxidant properties that moisturizes the skin.
Benefits
- designed for deep skin cleansing prior to peeling procedures and preparation for more intensive treatments;
- the combination of three acid groups at a total concentration of 15% provides enhanced cleansing and skin renewal effects;
- helps the skin adapt and promotes even peel penetration;
- enhances the penetration of peel actives, allowing maximum treatment efficacy;
- can be used as a standalone ultra-gentle peel.
Indications for use:
- For cleansing the skin and preparing for peels and care procedures
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 address.
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 address.
- 01
Skin CleansingApply a small amount of Pre-Peel Gel to the skin. Add water to create a lather and massage gently using circular movements. Avoid contact with the eye area.
Exposure Time: 1–2 MINUTES.
Rinse thoroughly with warm water and pat the skin dry with a tissue. - 02
Peel ApplicationUsing the pipette, apply a few drops of the 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.
Exposure time: 5–10 MINUTES TO 6 HOURS.
The exposure time should be determined individually for each patient based on skin condition and treatment objectives. Longer exposure times may enhance the intensity of the treatment effect. After the prescribed exposure time, thoroughly remove any residual peel with cool water using sponges or cotton pads. Alternatively, the patient may rinse off the product at home. - 03
NeutralizationIf 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 skin type. Be sure to apply sunscreen before going outside during the day.
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