Treatment Introduction

Amygdaline mainly refers to fruit acid peels - the most commonly used peeling procedure today.

It can promote the proliferation and rearrangement of collagen fibers in the dermis, so that the matrix in the dermis increases and becomes smoother and more elastic, and can also improve scars.
It is generally used to remove the accumulated keratin in pores, eliminate inflammation, blackheads, whiteheads, acne, etc.
 

Principle of acid brushing

Using a certain concentration of acidity products on the skin dissolves the oil attached to the keratinocytes, prompting the aging stratum corneum to shed and allowing the skin's metabolism to accelerate. Brushing acid also prevents abnormal keratin build-up, promotes epidermal cell activation and renewal, and reduces melanin production, and the fruit acid molecule has good moisturizing ability.
Amygdaline can prevent and block the formation of melanin protein, balance sebum secretion, and has a good effect on acne and pus, so it is suitable for regulating shine, improving acne scars and other problems, thus enhancing the brightness of the skin.
 

The efficacy of Mandelic acid peels

Inhibition of tyrosinase activity ▶ Preventing and fading melanin
Exfoliates old skin ▶ Improves roughness and fine lines
Kills bacteria and regulates oil secretion ▶ Improves acne and pimples
 

What kind of skin is it suitable for Mandelic acid peels?

It can be used on all skin types (including sensitive skin) after professional evaluation, especially for large pores and oily skin.
 

Precautions for Mandelic acid peels

The treatment is contraindicated for individuals who are pregnant or breastfeeding, have immune or allergic skin disorders, viral infections (such as herpes), skin diseases (such as eczema, atopic dermatitis), or alcohol allergies.

Pre-treatment information for the procedure
  1. If you have a history of photosensitivity, skin lesions, or immune system abnormalities, it is advisable to consult with a physician before scheduling the treatment.
  2. One week prior to the treatment, discontinue the use of exfoliating scrubs and products containing retinoic acid. Avoid facial massages, hair removal, hot springs, oven use, steam spas, or any activities that may irritate the skin.
  3. If there are wounds in the treatment area, you are currently taking medications (such as birth control pills, oral retinoic acid), or have undergone radiation therapy or facelift surgery, it is recommended to consult with a physician before proceeding with the treatment.

Post-treatment guidelines
  1. Apply cold compress as needed: If the skin feels uncomfortable after the treatment, you can apply a cold compress to soothe it. Do not exceed 15 minutes per session and wait for at least 1 hour before applying it again.
  2. Ensure sun protection: You can choose a product that provides both UVA and UVB protection to prevent tanning and sunburn. Remember to reapply sunscreen as needed.
  3. Avoid skin irritants: Within the first week after treatment, use a gentle cleanser and avoid using skincare products that contain ingredients such as almond acid, retinoic acid, salicylic acid, exfoliants, high concentrations of Vitamin C, and alcohol.
 

Surgery Time

Treatment Time
60 minutes
Maintenance Frequency
Clearing acne once a month

Frequently Asked Questions

After undergoing Mandelic acid peel treatment, can I still wear makeup?
It is recommended to avoid heavy makeup within three days after undergoing Mandelic acid peel treatment. However, you can apply a tinted sunscreen for some light coverage.
What should I do if my face becomes very dry after completing Mandelic Acid Peels?
It is recommended to enhance sun protection, moisturize, and follow skincare steps such as applying lotion to address the dryness after undergoing Mandelic acid peels.
How many sessions of Mandelic acid peels are required and how often should they be done?
A typical Mandelic acid peel treatment consists of 6-8 sessions, with the first 4 sessions being scheduled one week apart and the subsequent sessions every two weeks. This completes the treatment over a period of approximately 3 months. As for maintenance, it is recommended to have a session once a month.
What precautions should be taken when using Mandelic acid peels?
Mandelic acid has a certain level of irritability, so if you have sensitive or inflamed skin, it is advisable to consult a physician before using it. Once your skin is stabilized, you can assess whether it is suitable for use.
Will the skin be more prone to tanning after using Mandelic acid for skincare?
Mandelic acid peels do not have the same photosensitivity as products containing AHA (Alpha Hydroxy Acid). Therefore, using acid-based products will not make the skin darker. However, during the initial stages of using acid-based skincare, the accelerated turnover of the stratum corneum may reduce its ability to block UV rays. This can potentially trigger melanin production if exposed to excessive sunlight. Therefore, after completing Mandelic acid skincare, it is important to apply sunscreen for protection.