Skin changeeven in ancient Egypt it was considered one of the most popular methods of skin cleansing. It gives the skin freshness, elasticity and youth, it is intended for the prevention of skin aging and the correction of age-related cosmetic defects. 

Indications: 

• acne and post-acne/atrophic, hypertrophic and keloid/ 

• presence of wrinkles 

• photoaging 

• enlarged pores and comedones 

• overpainting/hyperpigmentation/ 

• strips 

• dehydrated skin 

Contraindications: 

• pregnancy 

• breastfeeding

• hypersensitivity 

• inflammatory processes/viral, bacterial, infectious/ 

Several types of skin exchange are known: 

• chemical (organic acids are used) 

• mechanical 

• physical (laser, radio wave, ultrasound)

• superficial 

• medium 

• deep

The depth of the intervention and the type of skin replacement is determined by the dermatologist cosmetologist based on the skin problems. 

Skin exchangeeither type exfoliates the dead skin layer, removes small comedones, penetrates the deeper layers of the skin, opens the pores and softens and moisturizes the skin, due to which peeling is considered a preparatory process before other procedures.

In addition, the skin becomes smooth and light, acquiring a younger and healthier look. The skin is replaced every 10 days.

The course includes:6 procedures. A separate class includes retinol or yellow peels, which are performed once a month.