KOREAN LAZER PEEL
Our most advanced, high-strength peel, the Lazer Peel was engineered to mimic the effects of laser treatments by combining high-potency exfoliating acids and brightening agents.
The formula includes high-strength glycolic acid, citric acid, lactic acid, and salicylic acid for deep exfoliation and resurfacing, alongside tranexamic acid to further target dark spots and hyperpigmentation, and vitamin C provides skin-brightening and antioxidant benefits.
One of the star ingredients of the Lazer Peel is hexylresorcinol, which has been proven to be four times more effective than hydroquinone in reducing post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation while being safer on skin.
This is a progressive peel with three treatments recommended at increasing intensity — book together to save £90 and receive a free skincare product to support results worth £70!
WHAT TO EXPECT
Following a double cleanse and specially formulated pre-peel toner, the peel is applied as follows:
First treatment: one layer for one minute
Second treatment: two layers for one minute
Third treatment: three layers for one minute
(This is subject to skins tolerance and will be adapted if deemed necessary)
The treatment concludes with Korean centella asiatica (CICA) products to soothe, moisturise and support skin recovery.
It’s recommended to use tyrosinase inhibitors for two weeks prior to treatment — book a course of three treatments and this will be provided for free. The Blue Renew Peel can also be used two weeks prior to your first Lazer Peel to prepare the skin and ready its tolerance.
It is recommended not to use any retinoids or chemical exfoliators for one week before and after.
Avoid strenuous exercise, hot showers, sauna, steam room, hot tub, etc. for 24 hours
Do not apply makeup for the rest of the day
Do not shave, wax, etc. for one week
No prescription retinoids (e.g. tretinoin, adapalene) for at least one month, or oral acne medication or steroids for at least six months prior to treatment.
Not suitable for the following:
Pregnancy/breastfeeding
Active acne
Milk allergy
Skin cancer
Diabetes
Recent burns
History of keloids