50% GLYCOLIC ACID PEEL

Glycolic acid, which focuses its activity on restoring skin elasticity and radiance, minimizing facial wrinkles, and improving acne and its scars.

Its main action is superficial exfoliation with a depth ranging from the granular layer of the epidermis to the papillary dermis.

It removes the epidermis without necrosis, leading to the renewal of the outermost layer of the skin and the closing of pores.

It stimulates cell regeneration, promotes the synthesis of glycosaminoglycans and other substances that make up the dermal matrix, increases the hydration level of the epidermis, and strengthens the skin's natural barrier function.

Additionally, glycolic acid, thanks to its small molecular size, has great penetrating power through the epidermis, allowing it to reach the right spot to exert its action, while also promoting the entry of other acids. Thus, it is often used as a complement to various treatments, such as, for example, acneiform lesions like pustules, blackheads, and papules, among others.

Indicated for the treatment of:

Wrinkles, from superficial to deep.

Sagging skin.

Dry skin or xerosis.

Hyperpigmentation, melasma, and epidermal and mixed chloasma.

Acne and its scars.

Seborrhea.

Dyskeratosis, hyperkeratosis.

Seborrheic and actinic keratosis.

Psoriasis, ichthyosis.

Common warts.

Recovery of streaked, aged, or pigmented nails.

 

BCN 50 Glycolic Peel Usage Protocol:

Before using the acid, cleanse and degrease the skin with Pre-Peel lotion. 

Pour approximately 2.5 to 5 ml of Glycolic Peel into the measuring cup, depending on the area to be treated. 

Apply the poured solution evenly, with quick movements, in a thin layer, using a brush. 

Use according to the table based on skin type and sensitivity, as well as the desired indications and penetration depth. 

To soothe the skin and increase its pH, apply the Neutralizing spray to dry skin for 2 to 5 minutes. 

After this time, wash again with water. 

Finish the treatment with a Post-Peel cream.