Pilling Jessner and ultrasound scruber in the beauty studio «CosmoBeauty_studio»

Jessner's peeling is a classic combined mid-surface peeling, the activity of which is determined by its constituent ingredients: lactic and salicylic acids, as well as resorcinol. Peeling causes active large-lamellar peeling and has a good keratolytic effect, due to which it is effective for hyperkeratosis, pronounced age-related changes and disorders of the skin relief.
An important feature of this peeling is that, in addition to removing the stratum corneum of the epidermis to a certain depth, it promotes active regeneration of skin cells. The lifting effect of peeling is comparable to the effects of mesotherapy and plastics. The peeling result is the renewal and rejuvenation of the facial skin.

Indications for Jessner peeling:

• Chronological and/or photoaging.
• Dehydrated and atonic skin.
• Post-acne (skin defects after acne).
• Hyperpigmentation, especially after pregnancy.
• Acne disease.
• Comedones.
• Enlarged pores.
• Excessive greasiness of the skin.
• The appearance of the first wrinkles and folds on the skin of the face.
• Seborrhea.
• Freckles.
• Ingrown facial hair.
• Scars and irregularities on the skin of the face.
• Hyperkeratosis.

Contraindications for Jessner peeling:

• Purulent-inflammatory processes (furunculosis, impetigo).
• Herpes.
• Allergic reactions to peeling components.
• Violations of the integrity of the skin.
• Pregnancy and lactation.
• Diabetes.
• Sunburn.
• Fungal skin lesions - trichophytosis, microsporia.
• Increased body temperature.
• Couperose.
• Large moles on the face.
• Oncological diseases.
• Autoimmune diseases (eg, systemic lupus erythematosus).
• During the period of radiation and chemotherapy.