The Process
Discover skin that radiates with vitality and health. Daily exposure to the sun and pollutants along with a generally hectic lifestyle take their toll on our skin, leaving us with an uneven or dull skin tone. The Vitality Peel is designed to reduce skin damage and leave it looking refreshed and smooth. A marked difference in skin condition can be noted within eight to ten treatments. The active ingredients found in glycolic peels occur naturally in sugarcane juice extract and some fruit. These penetrate the skin and exfoliate it by removing the build-up of dead cells and allowing newer skin cells to come to the surface.
Process The process begins with a gentle and thorough cleansing. Next, the chemical peel is applied. After some time, the peel is neutralized to ensure maximum efficacy. Finally, a sunscreen is applied to protect the skin.
The Maintenance
Regular treatments help in maintaining the achieved results for a longer period of time. Your Kaya dermatologist will suggest the frequency of maintenance treatments to suit your skin.
Faq's
Q: What body parts does the peel cover?
A: Kaya Vitality peel focuses on the face, arms and back.
Q: Are there any side effects of the service?
A: It is an absolutely safe service. In order to ensure the safety of your skin, Kaya Dermatologists would perform a peel sensitivity test on your skin prior to the service. However there would be mild redness of the skin following the service, which usually subsides in a few hours. You are advised to use a sunscreen as well as restrict sun exposure following the service.
However there would be mild redness of the skin following the service, which usually subsides in a few hours. You are advised to use a sunscreen as well as restrict sun exposure following the service.
Q: Can I take the Vitality peel?
A: Yes, you can take the Vitality peel provided your peel sensitivity check is normal.
Our in-clinic dermatologist will meet you before the service to check your skin’s ability to undergo the service based on the above, or any other relevant contraindications.
