EASY TCA PEELING

Easy TCA is a trichloroacetic acid based chemical peel that has a unique formula with booster properties, with medium depth of action for skin regeneration. It is formulated to act down to the basal layer of the epidermis, but can also reach deeper levels, depending on the method and frequency of application.

The trichloroacetic acid base solution included in the peel removes dead cells, both from the surface and to the deeper layers of connective tissue. This promotes the formation of collagen fibres, responsible for the skin’s elasticity, after the treatment.

A mandatory next stage of the procedure is the specific mask, which is applied immediately after the peeling solution to stimulate the regenerative processes of the skin and as a result, soft, fresh, renewed skin grows in place of the removed layer.

The procedure is suitable for:

• Photo – damaged skin
• Postacne scars, enlarged pores
• Dispigmentation disorders – chloasma, melasma
• Ichthyosis
• Keratosis
• Lentigo
• Oily skin
• Loss of elasticity and relaxation of tissues

Contraindications:

• Children and minors under 18
• Pregnancy and breastfeeding
• Immunodeficiency states
• Infectious diseases – herpes
• Large number of moles, papillomas, warts
• Recent vitamin A treatments
• Acne vulgaris, rosacea, rashes, eczema, psoriasis

It is desirable before the procedure not to do laser procedures, abrasive peels, brush peels, the use of retinoic acid, fruit acids, waxing, ionizing radiation, corticosteroid injections. If peels are used for greater depth, prior skin preparation is necessary.

After the procedure, the top layer of the skin begins to peel off (in the next 3-5 days). This is a natural process and it is very important to moisturize the skin and protect it with products prescribed by the specialist.

In our clinic we create individual protocols according to the patient’s skin condition. After a course of TCA peels, it is advisable to increase skin hydration.

The duration of the procedure is 20-30min.

It is necessary to avoid sun exposure before the procedure. The skin should not be wet within 10 hours after the procedure, nor exposed to direct sunlight within 10 days, otherwise the use of sunscreen is mandatory.

2 to 4 treatments are recommended at intervals of 20 to 40 days during the autumn and winter period.