Skin cleansing is an essential step in the care of the face and décolleté. For daily routines done at home, specialized products help clear pores of impurities, excess oil, and makeup residue. However, there are also salon treatments that effectively remove dead skin cells. These cells accumulate, forming a surface layer that can cause the skin to look dull and rough. Medium and deep autumn facial peels are professional salon treatments that gently remove dead cells and promote skin regeneration.
You can do facial peels at home, but home treatments don’t have the same depth of effect and may cause unwanted side effects. That’s why cosmetologists at the Leoderm clinic recommend consulting specialists who will select a procedure based on your skin type and condition, age, and desired results.
Why is the autumn-winter period considered the optimal season for this procedure? Peels are classified by their effect on the skin (mechanical, chemical, laser), but they all achieve the same result—gentle removal of the surface layer of dead skin cells. This process temporarily makes the skin more vulnerable to UV rays. Due to increased sensitivity to ultraviolet light, melanin production becomes more active. Therefore, peels in the summer can lead to hyperpigmentation, while in autumn and winter, these risks are absent.
At the LeoDerm clinic, cosmetologists perform autumn procedures—laser, mechanical, and chemical facial peels—tailored to skin characteristics and desired results. These procedures are recommended for the following cases:
Unlike superficial peels, which refresh and enhance the skin’s appearance, medium and deep peels affect the epidermis, granular, and basal layers, offering therapeutic and rejuvenating effects. They stimulate regeneration processes and protein synthesis—collagen and elastin.
Vitamin A (retinol) plays a role in redox processes, cell division, and growth. The product used for the autumn retinoic peel contains a high concentration of this substance, providing rejuvenating and regenerative effects. Retinol peels can be done from the age of 25 to address the following aesthetic concerns:
For older women, this procedure is recommended to prevent aging, reduce dullness, and address skin ptosis.
The mechanism of retinol peel action involves stimulating biological processes at the cellular level:
This is an acid facial peel performed with an Italian combination formula that stimulates restorative processes upon application to the skin.
The PRX-T33 formula includes:
The Jessner peel is a type of acid peel used to address age-related changes and aesthetic issues in younger skin, such as pigmentation, scars, fine lines, and acne. It is a combination of acids that work together to provide comprehensive effects on the skin:
The autumn Jessner peel thickens the epidermis, helping to prevent sagging and the formation of deep wrinkles.
This formula contains a combination of acids that promote chemical exfoliation and have a keratolytic effect—breaking down proteins and supporting their renewal. MD peel is recommended for enhancing treatment results for hyperkeratosis, providing anti-aging effects, and correcting wrinkles.
Cold laser facial peeling at the LeoDerm clinic is performed with the FOTONA erbium laser. This advanced equipment precisely targets the skin with a laser beam at a specific depth. Under the laser’s influence, the surface layer is vaporized, triggering an active regeneration process.
The cold laser peel effectively smooths skin texture, tightens pores, and reduces the appearance of post-acne marks, scars, and stretch marks.
Autumn is the optimal season for peels. Book a consultation with a cosmetologist at the LeoDerm clinic in Lviv now and receive your personalized rejuvenation and restoration plan.