Milk peel

Lactic acid is an alpha hydroxy acid derived from fermented natural milk. Lactic acid is found in many cosmetic and hygiene products. For example, it is added to intimate hygiene products—a very small amount of lactic acid in their composition helps heal damaged and irritated mucous membranes, promotes tissue regeneration, and provides natural moisturization. Lactic acid is used in skin care products and at-home peels—they are effective and safe for self-use. Salon peels with lactic acid are performed using products with a high concentration—up to 90%. It should be noted that these peels are superficial and will be most effective for young skin, specifically for women under forty. This procedure will not be able to eliminate severe imperfections or deep wrinkles.

What are the benefits of lactic acid peels?

Lactic acid peels can be performed several times a year, and there are simply no limits on the number of treatments you can undergo over the course of your life. The effectiveness of lactic acid peels allows for a noticeable improvement in the appearance of the skin, increasing the elasticity and hydration levels of the dermis and epidermis.

Lactic acid peels are truly effective when dealing with relatively young skin without significant cosmetic imperfections. In this case, we achieve increased hydration of the dermis and epidermis, while simultaneously renewing the cell pool and elements of the extracellular matrix.