Carbon peeling involves applying a thin layer of liquid carbon to the face, which penetrates the pores. A laser is then used to target the carbon, destroying it along with any impurities, dead skin cells, and oil.
Benefits of Carbon Peeling
- Deep Cleansing: The carbon absorbs oil, dirt, and dead skin cells from deep within the pores.
- Exfoliation: When the laser destroys the carbon, it removes the absorbed materials, providing an exfoliating effect.
- Skin Rejuvenation: Stimulates collagen production, resulting in firmer, plumper skin and reducing fine lines and wrinkles.
- Acne Treatment: Reduces bacteria responsible for acne and shrinks sebaceous glands, leading to less oil production and fewer breakouts.
- Improved Skin Tone: Reduces pigmentation and evens out skin tone.
Procedure
- Cleansing: The skin is thoroughly cleansed to remove any makeup or oils.
- Carbon Application: A thin layer of carbon paste is applied to the skin.
- Laser Treatment: The laser is used to heat and destroy the carbon, which causes minor damage to the outer skin layer, promoting regeneration and collagen production.
- Post-Treatment: A soothing serum or mask may be applied to calm the skin.
Aftercare
- Sun Protection: Use sunscreen to protect the skin from UV rays.
- Gentle Skincare: Avoid using harsh products immediately after the treatment.
- Hydration: Keep the skin well-moisturized.
Potential Side Effects
- Redness and slight tingling, which usually subside within a few hours.
- Dryness or flaking, which can be managed with moisturizers.
Frequency of Treatment
For optimal results, multiple sessions are recommended, typically spaced 2-4 weeks apart. The exact number of sessions will depend on the individual’s skin condition and desired outcomes.
Who is it for?
Carbon peeling is suitable for all skin types, but it’s especially beneficial for those with oily skin, acne, enlarged pores, or signs of aging.
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