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Chemical peel

A chemical peel is an exfoliating solution applied to the face, neck and décolletage. It removes the superficial and/or middle layers of the skin in a controlled way and speeds up cell renewal, leaving the skin brighter and more even.

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Protocol

How the treatment works, step by step

Chemical peel treatment at Mesomedic Clinic is carried out under strict medical criteria. The protocol unfolds in four progressive phases designed to renew the skin safely, effectively and in a personalised way.

  1. 01

    Skin diagnosis and acid selection

    Medical assessment to choose specific acids such as glycolic, salicylic or mandelic acid.

  2. 02

    Degreasing and skin preparation

    Deep cleansing to ensure even penetration of the active ingredients.

  3. 03

    Layered application and monitoring

    Precise application of the product while constantly monitoring skin exposure time.

  4. 04

    Neutralisation and regenerating mask

    Inactivation of the acid and application of soothing actives to help the skin recover.

In short

Treatment time
30 min
Areas treated
Face and neck · Décolletage · Stretch marks · Body imperfections
Anaesthesia
Not needed

What it is

A peel aims to exfoliate the most superficial layers of the skin. Removing them in a controlled way encourages new cells to form. The skin becomes brighter and smoother, with tighter pores and a more even texture. A peel also increases collagen production, which helps the firmness and elasticity of the skin.

Who it is for

It is used to treat:

  • Fine expression lines
  • Acne scars and enlarged pores
  • Spots and pigmentation changes
  • Stretch marks
  • Other skin imperfections

Areas

  • Face and neck
  • Décolletage
  • Stretch marks and body imperfections

The session

The treatment has three steps:

  1. Skin preparation: the doctor applies a preparatory solution to cleanse the skin deeply.
  2. Application of the chemical peel: the doctor applies the peel and leaves it to act for a few minutes.
  3. Neutralisation of the peel: the action of the acid is stopped with a neutralising solution that has soothing properties.
  • Duration: about 30 minutes.
  • Anaesthesia: not needed.
  • Number of sessions: 1 to 3, depending on the type of peel and each patient’s needs.

Results

Results are visible from 2 weeks, with optimal results at one month.

Benefits

  • Improves skin texture.
  • Reduces enlarged pores and acne scars.
  • Reduces fine expression lines and pigmentation changes.
  • Evens out skin tone.
  • Brighter, younger-looking, smoother skin.
  • Increases collagen production.

Frequently asked questions

What is a chemical peel and how does it improve the skin?
A chemical peel is a dermatological treatment in which an exfoliating solution is applied to the skin, in areas such as the face, neck and décolletage. The solution removes the superficial and/or middle layers of the skin in a controlled way and speeds up cell renewal. New cells form, and the skin becomes brighter and more even in texture. Chemical peels treat fine expression lines, acne scars, spots, stretch marks and body imperfections.
Which areas of the body can benefit from a chemical peel?
The most commonly treated areas are the face and neck, the décolletage, and areas with stretch marks or other body imperfections. On the face and neck it helps reduce fine wrinkles, tighten enlarged pores and even out skin tone. On the décolletage it leaves the skin smoother and brighter. It also improves stretch marks and other body imperfections.
What does a chemical peel treatment involve and how long does it take?
The procedure is relatively quick and has three steps. First, the skin is prepared with a solution that cleanses the area deeply. Next, the peel solution is applied and left to act for a few minutes so that the superficial layers of the skin are exfoliated. Finally, the peel is neutralised with a soothing neutralising solution. Each session takes about 30 minutes and requires no anaesthesia.
What are the benefits of a chemical peel for the skin?
It improves skin texture and reduces enlarged pores and acne scars, so the skin becomes smoother and more even. It also reduces fine expression lines and pigmentation changes, which evens out skin tone. It increases collagen production, which helps firmness and elasticity, and the skin looks brighter and younger.
How many chemical peel sessions are needed and when can the results be seen?
The number of sessions depends on the type of peel and each patient's needs. Generally 1 to 3 sessions are recommended. The effects start to show two weeks after treatment, and the texture, radiance and evenness of the skin keep improving. Optimal results are usually reached at one month. It is not an invasive procedure.
Are chemical peels available at the Manacor clinic?
Yes. We do chemical peels at the Manacor clinic, for fine expression lines, acne scars, spots, stretch marks and other skin imperfections.

Related treatments

  1. Skin spots and pigmentation

    Skin spots appear because of an increase in pigmentation caused by UV exposure, stress or hormonal changes. At Mesomedic we treat them with IPL, chemical peels and laser, after assessing each case.

  2. Acne scars

    The Frax 1550 fractional laser treats acne scars and marks by creating small thermal channels in the skin that stimulate collagen and skin renewal. It also improves stretch marks, enlarged pores and wrinkles.

  3. Stretch marks

    Stretch marks are caused by tiny tears in the skin's elastic fibres after sudden weight changes, pregnancy or hormonal factors. Depending on their colour, depth and age, treatment can remove them completely or clearly improve their appearance.

  4. Skin quality

    Non-surgical facial rejuvenation brings together medical aesthetic treatments (IPL, peels, mesotherapy, lasers, radiofrequency or hyaluronic acid) that soften wrinkles, spots and sagging. The choice always follows a medical assessment.

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The doctor assesses your case before any treatment and explains the options, what they involve and what results to expect.