What are skin peels and how do they work?
A non invasive treatment for all skin types and many skin conditions during which a chemical solution is applied to the skin that causes it to exfoliate and eventually peel off. The new, regenerated skin is smoother, brighter, rejuvenated and less congested.
What skin conditions are skin peels used for?
- Acne
- Blackheads
- Dry & rough skin
- Hyperpigmentation & sun damage
- Open pores
- Pigmentation
- Rosacea
- Scarring
- Fine lines & wrinkle reduction
- Uneven skin tone
Best treatments for skin peels (epionce)
Skin Peels (Epionce)
Skin peels are a non invasive treatment for all skin types and many skin conditions.
During the treatment a chemical solution is applied to the skin that causes it to exfoliate and eventually peel off. The new, regenerated skin is smoother, brighter, rejuvenated and less congested.
Epionce SAL-E Salicylic Acid skin peel
Salicylic acid belongs to the beta hydroxy acid family of acids. Great for reducing oil and congestion in the skin. When used as a peel, this type of acid is good for those who have pimples and acne.
Epionce Lite Peel: Refresh
Formulated to improve the appearance and texture of the skin by increasing cell turnover, the one-step, Aesthetic-strength Lite Peel relieves skin congestion, dullness, sallowness and improves acne, fine lines and wrinkles with no downtime.
Epionce MAL-E Malic Acid skin peel
Exfoliates dead cells on the outermost layer of the skin and promotes cell turnover, leaving skin brighter and more even, and also helping to keep pores unclogged.
Anyone looking to fade discoloration and/or achieve more radiant skin, as well as those who are acne-prone. It’s also a good skin peel for people with sensitive skin , fines lines and wrinkles and for those whom other acids may be too irritating.