Facial Peeling in Kyiv

After the procedure, aesthetic defects are eliminated (the upper keratinized layer, acne rash, post-acne marks, scars, etc.), metabolic processes in cells are stimulated, collagen (elastin) production is increased, the skin is brightened, and the natural complexion is restored.

  • Duration of the procedure: from 30 to 60 minutes.
  • German professional cosmetics DR.BELTER are used.
  • The procedure is performed by cosmetologist Larysa Lonchar (23 years of professional experience).
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During the consultation, the cosmetologist:

  • Will select the right procedures and the number of necessary sessions;

  • Will answer all your questions;

  • Will provide guidance on the overall cost.

Facial Peeling — photo 1

Cosmetologist Larysa Lonchar. Professional experience: 23 years.

What is the cost of facial peeling?

ProcedureDurationPrice
Peel for acne, post-acne and couperose30 minfrom 1,300 UAH
Peel for hyperpigmentation30 minfrom 1,300 UAH
“Radiant Skin” peel30 minfrom 1,300 UAH
“Youthful Skin” peel30 minfrom 1,500 UAH

When purchasing a course of 5 procedures — a 20% discount on the course.

What is peeling?

Facial peeling is a cosmetic procedure for cleansing and renewing the skin, which involves exfoliating dead skin cells from the epidermis and cleansing pores of impurities.

With the help of cosmetic facial peeling, you can achieve a lifting effect, get rid of freckles, age spots, wrinkles, scars, acne, and many other cosmetic problems.

Which peels we do and who they suit

Peeling is not one treatment but a whole group of techniques, and each solves its own problem. At the Biotonika practice there are peels for acne, post-acne and couperose, a peel for hyperpigmentation, and the care programmes "Skin Radiance" and "Skin Youth". Which one you need is decided by the cosmetologist during the examination.

We work with professional products that are not sold to the public. For example, the Spanish dermocosmetics brand SesDerma has more than 70 kinds of peels, and its Mediderma line cannot be bought online — such a peel is done only by a cosmetologist. Another treatment is Dermo Peeling by Mary Corn (Paris): first the peel removes dead cells, then a regenerating massage activates the renewal of the epidermis, and a soothing mask with a cooling effect completes the procedure.

Who should consider a peel:

  • those troubled by enlarged pores, acne, post-acne or pigmentation;
  • people with thin, dehydrated skin and fine wrinkles — together with mesotherapy and biorevitalization, superficial peels are indicated here;
  • those whose skin looks tired, has lost tone, with drooping corners of the mouth — non-aggressive peels combined with antioxidants and vitamins suit them.

How often to have a peel: course and breaks

A facial peel in Kyiv is most often planned for autumn — the traditional season for professional peels. Still, the season is not the main thing. Whether you need a peel is decided by your cosmetologist, who knows your skin, its features, your body and your routine.

The schedule Larysa Lonchar recommends:

Parameter Recommendation
Frequency once every 14 days
Course 3–5 treatments at most
After the course a break

The treatment itself takes 30 to 60 minutes, and the renewing effect shows on day 2–5. Facial peel price: the cost of each kind is in the table above, and how many treatments you need will be decided at the consultation.

More about the peeling season — in Larysa Lonchar's article "Professional peeling in autumn: how often to do it".

Preparing for a peel and aftercare

The result of a peel depends not only on the treatment itself but also on what happens before and after it.

Before the treatment. The skin must be prepared: there is a special pre-peel cream for this. Sometimes the cosmetologist adds homeomesotherapy or biorevitalization. Preparation makes the treatment more effective and lowers the risk of complications.

During the treatment. A combined procedure is possible: a superficial peel and mesotherapy (homeomesotherapy) in one session. While the skin renews itself, the dermis receives the vitamins, macro- and microelements it needs for full biosynthesis.

After the treatment. Proper home care is mandatory and very important. It speeds up the regeneration of the epithelium and secures the result. The cosmetologist selects home products for your skin.

Why you should not prescribe yourself a peel

To avoid complications, a peel is best left to a professional. So Larysa Lonchar's request is simple: do not prescribe yourself a peel, and certainly do not use untested products — take care of your skin.

If you cannot come to the practice right now, you can always book an online consultation: the cosmetologist will ask about your skin, home care and previous treatments and tell you whether you need a peel and which one. There are gentle options for home use — for example, the enzyme cream peel Intensa, suitable even for sensitive skin — but these, too, are better chosen together with a specialist.

Individual Approach

I always individually select the necessary peeling. Peelings of the highest European quality. They are easily and comfortably tolerated.

I always prepare the skin for peeling - this ensures greater effectiveness of the procedure and reduces the risk of complications.

Home care after peeling is also important - it accelerates the regeneration of the epithelium.

It is possible to perform a combined procedure of superficial peeling + mesotherapy (homo-mesotherapy) in one session.

There is a powerful stimulation of the germinal layer, normalization of lipid balance, cleansing of sebaceous gland ducts, and brightening of areas with hyperpigmentation. The skin becomes denser and firmer.

It is quite logical to provide the dermis at this moment with vitamins, macro- and microelements necessary for full biosynthesis.

Cosmetologist Larysa Lonchar

My name is Larysa Lonchar, I am a cosmetologist.

I have been in love with my profession since 2000, making people beautiful and helping them get rid of aesthetic defects through biological regulation of beauty.

With my 20 years of experience in cosmetology, I prefer methods of preserving beauty and health based on optimizing the body's internal resources and regenerative medicine.

Biopuncture (mesotherapy), plasma therapy, Laennec therapy, improving skin quality and lifting the face through natural preservation of beauty using comprehensive facial skin care based on ultrasonic atraumatic cleansing, non-injection oxygen oxygen masks, a combination of microcurrents, phototherapy, and German cosmetics Dr.Belter.

Patients who regularly undergo care significantly less often seek injection methods for introducing preparations based on hyaluronic acid, calcium hydroxyapatite.

Basic education: Higher medical.

Specialization: Homotoxicology (advocate of bioregulatory medicine and cosmetology).

Additional education:

  • Cosmetology courses at the University of the Stamenkovich Brothers (Serbia)

  • Homotoxicology courses at the Academy of Biological Medicine

  • Homo-mesotherapy courses in aesthetic medicine

  • Courses in physiological regulatory medicine: Method "Integrum", "Oligoelements", "Bach flowers"

  • Radionova School courses — Spanish massage techniques for the face

  • Mesotherapy courses

  • Botulinotherapy courses

  • Thread lifting courses

  • Radiesse contouring courses

Professional experience: 23 years

Facial Peeling — photo 3

Indications for Facial Peeling

  • Hyperpigmentation;

  • Hyperkeratosis (skin peeling);

  • Age-related skin changes (wrinkles, sagging);

  • Scarring post-acne;

  • Skin texture irregularities;

  • Striae (stretch marks);

  • Couperose.

What Results to Expect?

Exfoliation helps to significantly improve the condition of the skin. As the dead layer is exfoliated, the supply of oxygen and nutrients to the cells improves.

Fine wrinkles are smoothed, elasticity increases, blackheads disappear, inflammation subsides, pigment spots lighten, the face looks fresh and rested, and the skin appears clean.

Contraindications for Facial Peeling

  • Pregnancy, lactation period (only for superficial-medium and medium peels);

  • Oncological diseases;

  • Diabetes and other chronic diseases in a decompensated stage;

  • Inflammatory diseases accompanied by elevated body temperature;

  • Skin diseases (psoriasis, eczema, dermatitis, purulent diseases, herpes);

  • Allergic reaction to one of the components of the preparations;

  • Predisposition to keloid scarring.

Questions and answers

How often can I have a facial peel?

Larysa Lonchar recommends a professional peel once every 14 days, a course of 3–5 treatments at most, followed by a break.

How long does a peeling treatment take?

From 30 to 60 minutes.

When is the best time for a peel?

Autumn is the traditional season for professional peels. But whether you need one and when to start is decided by a cosmetologist who knows your skin.

Does the skin need to be prepared for a peel?

Yes. For the best effect the skin is prepared with a special pre-peel cream, sometimes with homeomesotherapy or biorevitalization. Preparation makes the treatment more effective and lowers the risk of complications.

When will I see the result?

The renewing effect of a peel shows on day 2–5 after the treatment.

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