Medical peels

Medical peels, Mesoestetic, Dermaceutic, Skin Tech Pharma
- How deep
- Upper dermis
- How long
- 60 minutes
- Recovery
- Two to five days dry and flaky, depending on the strength.
- How often
- Usually a series of four to six, with two to four weeks in between.
From light to strong. The strength decides how deep it goes and how much you flake.
What a peel costs with us, which strength suits which concern and when it is better to wait is on Chemical peel in Rotterdam.
Where it lands
A peel loosens the bond between the outermost skin cells, so that this layer is replaced faster than it would be on its own. How far that goes depends on the agent and the strength: the clinic works with peels from Skin Tech Pharma, Dermaceutic, ADO and Mesoestetic, in three levels.
This runs onPeel lines
Stratum corneumto 0.02 mm
Epidermisto 0.1 mm
Upper dermisto 0.5 mm
Deep dermisto 2 mm
What happens
Acts on
The stratum corneum
The treatment works on the outer layer of dead skin cells; the deeper layers are not treated in the same way.
- Stratum corneumThe outer layer of dead cells. What happens here shows quickly and heals quickly.It works here
- EpidermisWhere your pigment sits and where new skin cells come from.It works here
- Upper dermisThis is where the connective tissue starts. What you reach here heals by building.It works here
- Deep dermisHair roots, vessels and the firmness of your skin. Working this deep needs a reason.Does not reach here
What happens,
in order.
Every treatment starts with cleansing, and that is done by hand. Make-up and sebum come off and the therapist checks that everything is gone, because a device or an active ingredient that works on a layer never reaches your skin.
Assessing the skin
The strength is chosen for your skin today.
Applying and watching the clock
The working time is measured against your skin. Leaving it on longer gives no better result.
Neutralising and protecting
Avoid the sun in the weeks after, and use SPF 50 daily.

Medical peels, during the treatment
What you notice in the chair
The liquid goes onto your skin in layers with a brush. Within half a minute it starts to sting or tingle, and that rises as more layers are added. The therapist watches your skin and the clock; together those decide when it comes off.
Stinging belongs with it, burning does not. So say so straight away if it starts to burn, and the therapist adjusts the setting.
What comes afterwards depends on the strength. With a light peel your skin is somewhat red and dry for a day. With a stronger one you start peeling, and then the most important rule is that you do not pick at it.
What this treatment is meant for
On the left where this treatment works well, on the right when another treatment does more for you.
- Lightens surface discolouration
- Removes roughness and dull texture
- Helps with blocked pores because the top layer renews faster
- For scars deeper than the epidermis you choose microneedling
- With stubborn pigment, Cosmelan is the heavier programme
- The result is kept up by repeating, otherwise the old situation returns
The concerns this belongs to
Every concern page says what the concern is, what can be done about it and when a different approach gives more.
- AcneWhere it sits on your face says something about where it comes from.Read about acne
- PigmentationBrown spots from accumulated sun, and the season decides when you start.Read about pigmentation
- PoresMaking them smaller is not possible. Making them less visible is, and that matters more than you would think.Read about pores
- Dull skinA grey tone and little glow, without clear spots.Read about dull skin
- Congested skinBlocked pores and the occasional spot, without real acne.Read about congested skin
- Age spotsFlat brown patches on hands, temples or décolleté.Read about age spots
The same technique, written out per concern
What changes in the settings, what you can expect and when something else is the better choice.
Medical peel for acne
A peel for acne is not a clean-up.
Medical peel for pigmentation
Pigment lies at different depths, and a peel reaches only one of them.
Medical peel for skin rejuvenation
Skin that looks tired is often not slack but dull: the top layer renews more slowly, lies less evenly and so reflects light unevenly.
Frequently asked questions
How long does an appointment take?
Allow 60 minutes at the clinic. That is the time reserved for you in the calendar, including the cleansing beforehand.
How much recovery time do I need?
Two to five days dry and flaky, depending on the strength.
How often do I need to come?
Usually a series of four to six, with two to four weeks in between.
What does it cost?
From 140 euros; the amount depends on the option you choose. Every option is on the price page.
Start with a skin analysis
The therapist looks at your skin, measures with the EVE-M and establishes what suits you. You hear straight away how many sessions it involves and what it costs. If you are treated in the same appointment, the intake fee is waived.
Skin consultationWhat happens in a skin consultation