Lactipeel — lactic acid for women

When it's worth it — indications

• Dry and dehydrated skin — tight after cleansing and flaky in places; lactic acid peel exfoliates while binding water, improving hydration rather than reducing it. This is the main indication.
• Dull, tired-looking skin without radiance — skin that looks “lifeless” and no longer responds sufficiently to creams; the peel refreshes and brightens.
• Sensitive and irritation-prone skin — for people who do not tolerate stronger acids well, lactic acid peel may be the safest choice.
• “First peel” — when you want to try acids but are concerned about redness and skin peeling.
• Slight unevenness in skin tone and early hyperpigmentation — lactic acid peel gently evens and brightens over a series.
• Darker skin phototypes — gentle AHA peels carry a lower risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation than strong acids, provided selection is always made carefully by a cosmetologist.
• “Instant” radiance — before a wedding, photoshoot or important meeting; lactic acid peel gives radiance without prolonged peeling.

The areas we work on

1. 01dry, dehydrated skin — winter, air conditioning, heating;
2. 02dull, tired-looking skin after summer and radiance “straight away” before an event;
3. 03sensitive, reactive skin that does not tolerate stronger acids well;
4. 04the perimenopausal period — thinner, drier skin;
5. 05combining it with hydrating mesotherapy and hydrating courses in a series.

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Lactic acid peel and women’s skin — why this particular acid

• Winter and air conditioning — skin feels tight after washing, flakes in places and lacks radiance despite using creams; lactic acid peel refreshes and hydrates in one step.
• Perimenopausal skin — thinner, drier and reactive to stronger acids; lactic acid peel works precisely without irritating a weakened barrier.
• Brightening before an important event — a wedding, photoshoot or meeting; lactic acid peel gives radiance without the risk of peeling on the day you go out (we plan the final treatment several days in advance).
• First peel — when you want results but are concerned about redness and a week without make-up.
• A hydrating series with mesotherapy — lactic acid peel as an initial step prepares the skin for the deeper effects of hydrating mesotherapy; cosmetologists often combine both treatments for dry skin.

What women usually worry about — and what really happens

Home care — what helps and what gets in the way

Lactic acid peel as a series — how it works on women’s skin

Frequently asked questions