Lactipeel — lactic acid in Krakow

Lactipeel — lactic acid in brief

The most important information from the treatment description. The full description, how the visit goes and contraindications can be found on the treatment page.

Duration

several dozen minutes (including cleansing and a soothing mask)

Result

hydration and radiance are usually visible straight away; even skin tone and improved skin condition develop and become established over a series

Recovery

minimal — usually only slight redness on the same day, without skin “peeling” in flakes

Sessions

best as a series of 4–6 treatments every 1–2 weeks, followed by seasonal maintenance

Performed by

experienced cosmetologist

When chosen

• 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.

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