Chemical peels Their task is to gently remove the top layers of the skin in a controlled way, stopping before reaching the deeper layers to avoid damage. Deeper chemical peels intentionally damage the skin’s surface to trigger the body’s natural healing process. Cell damage happens in a controlled way, encouraging the skin to clear away damaged cells. As a result of this process, new, youthful cells are stimulated and produced to replace old, damaged ones, helping to renew the skin and reduce imperfections. The entire process is designed to refresh your complexion, enhance its strength, and give it a radiant, more attractive appearance.

The so-called acids are becoming more common in a range of concentrations in everyday skincare products. Using them on your own can damage the epidermis, and with prolonged use, the effects may become irreversible. These ingredients can be a double-edged sword; when used incorrectly, they might have the opposite effect of what you intended.

IPL is a device that produces polychromatic light and is not a laser. IPL treatments are considered non-ablative, meaning they don’t cause significant damage to the epidermis or dermis. They’re generally not painful, though you may feel a warm sensation during the procedure. For better results, it’s recommended to complete a series of 4-6 sessions. This type of light, when used with the right settings, is effective for treating redness, acne, discoloration, and improving skin firmness.

Radio waves is a non-invasive device that delivers radio frequency energy to cells. The device generates heat in the deeper layers of the skin, which causes the degradation of collagen fibers (responsible for firmness) and the formation of new, stronger ones, making the skin firmer, more compact, and lifting the face oval. The procedure is most often used to improve the appearance of the cheeks, jawline, and double chin.

LED light (LEDs) is usually blue, red, or green. Red light strengthens collagen, fibroblasts and cells for regeneration. Blue light benefits acne-prone skin, while green light stimulates melanocytes to help reduce discoloration. LED light penetrates the epidermis and dermis. It does all this painlessly, and can even be quite relaxing.

Massage is passive gymnastics of the muscles. It lowers muscle tension and reduces facial “grimaces”. The blood circulates faster, oxygenates our cells, stimulates their activity, and regenerates them, giving our skin a healthy, vibrant glow. The skin is firmer, smoother, and wrinkles are less visible. It improves the shape of the face, muscle strength, shapes the chin, jaw, cheekbones and “opens up” the eyes. It relieves lymphatic congestion.

Oxygen infusion is a gentle, pleasant, painless procedure that involves the administration of pure oxygen under pressure and concentrated nutrients. This treatment is perfect for all skin types, including very sensitive skin, skin prone to allergies, eczema, and rosacea. When combined with other more invasive techniques, it perfectly soothes the skin, accelerating its regeneration. It hydrates the skin, restores its color, softness and gently smoothes it.

Growth factors are the so-called signaling proteins that act as messengers and occur naturally in our skin. They accelerate tissue regeneration processes, wound healing, stimulate collagen and elastin by activating fibroblasts. They inhibit cell degenerative processes  and can be used for every skin problem.

Exosomes are produced by stem cells. These are tiny nanobubbles that penetrate the skin. They have anti-inflammatory, regenerative and anti-aging properties. They improve skin cell hydration, colour and function. They can be used in conjunction with other techniques as needed and can be used for every skin problem.

Microneedle mesotherapy is a minimally invasive procedure. It is performed using the so-called “pen”, which is equipped with microneedles and a cocktail tailored to the needs of your skin. It is used, among others, for treating scars, enlarged pores, and dull or tired-looking skin. It’s perfect for anti-aging therapies and as prevention. 

Needle mesotherapy is a treatment using a very thin needle that is inserted into the skin to a depth of approx. 2 mm at intervals of approx. 5-10 mm. This technique usually involves administering a cocktail rich in microelements, vitamins and non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid, which is not a filler but is intended to moisturize the skin. The procedure is performed using an anesthetic cream. After the procedure, the skin may feel swollen, tingly, or itchy. You may experience some minor bruising or small hematomas. This is an excellent treatment for both mature skin and for preventing signs of aging. Like many treatments, this one can also be done around the eye area.

Tissue stimulantsare injectable treatments aimed at restoring and rebuilding the structure of aging skin. They stimulate fibroblasts, the production of collagen and elastin to rebuild their structures, improving the firmness and density of the skin. It is biorestructuring of mature skin. The procedure is performed under anesthesia, using an anesthetic cream applied beforehand. You may experience some minor hematomas after the procedure. Depending on the type of stimulants used, the treatment can be applied to 4-5 areas on one side of the face or across the entire face, neck, and décolleté.

Nd-Yag Laser (neodymium-YAG) in Q-switched mode is a nanosecond laser that delivers a high burst of energy in a very short amount of time. Using this laser, you can stimulate the skin and reduce discoloration.

Hollywood peel (Baby Roll, Carbon peeling) uses a Q-switched Nd: Yag laser with a wavelength of 1064 and activated carbon. It is not painful. It reduces pores, smoothes and tightens the epidermis, reduces sebum secretion and discoloration. It gives the skin a beautiful glow, stimulates regenerative processes, rebuilds collagen fibers, reduces inflammation and discoloration.