Lactic acid components originated from yoghurt, which removes dead skin cells without causing irritation. Gold extract, phellinus linteus extract, licorice extract, wine extract, fermented active sources help to whiten and anti-oxidant the skin (lacto bacillus/fermented kudzu root extract, fermented soymilk extract, fermented yeast/apricot extract, fermented pumpkin extract) prevents melanin from forming and supply nutrition, which leaves your skin clean and shiny. It is a dual functional and highly concentrated serum which helps in whitening elasticity and wrinkles improvement. It increases skin radiances and transparency as well as making skin look moist, healthy and shiny.

For aging skin, dull skin and blemished skin

Chemical peels have been widely used by Dermatologists for over 50 years, and more recently, Plastic Surgeons and Estheticians are also providing these peels or their patients. Chemical peeling is a fundamental part of skin care therapy. A chemical peel is the process of applying chemicals to the skin with the intention of causing exfoliation, destruction, and/or inflammation of the skin in a controlled fashion. The depth and strength of your peeling agent will determine the amount of reaction in the skin. The level of penetration, destruction, and inflammation determines the level of peeling.

Chemical peels are one of the most popular non-invasive cosmetic procedures performed to rejuvenate the appearance of the skin. It is a procedure based on the application of a chemical/enzymatic exfoliant to the skin to induce controlled necrosis (destruction) of the epidermis and/or dermis cells, leading to the removal of skin lesions/imperfections and improved skin texture. As part of the healing process, increased cell growth produces new, healthier skin layers beneath, which give the face a more youthful, rejuvenated appearance. Chemical peels can be applied to the face, chest, back or hands.

The skin covers the entire surface of the body, and its functions include :

• Protection

• Sensory Perception

• Immunologic Surveillance 
  

• Thermoregulation

• Control of Insensible Fluid Loss

Therefore these functions must be repaired or restored as quickly as possible following a treatment procedure.

Research has shown that the use of topical Vitamins C, Vitamin A and Growth Factor throughout the treatment and maximizes the results of skin rejuvenation procedure. This is to maximize peel outcomes, assist in speeding the healing time and reduces the risk of post peel complications. Start 2 weeks before the treatment and continue up to 3 months after the last session.

• Treat the skin gently the first couple of days following the procedure

• Avoid exposing skin to UV light and heat as much as possible

• Always wear SPF product

• Allow the skin to peel naturally

• Use products with soothing ingredients but do not over moisturize

• Avoid using washcloth, facial scrub or sonic cleansing brush