If there is one chemical peel that you can trust for improving the tone, texture, and clarity of your skin, it probably is VI Peel. This medical-grade peel from Vitality Institute contains a special formulation that can target multiple conditions. There are also different types of VI Peel that are specially formulated for different skin concerns.
Continue reading as we explore this chemical peel and the different types of VI Peel treatments.
With VI Peel, a chemical solution is applied to the skin surface, creating micro-damage and causing the outermost layer to peel off. The solution also exfoliates the treated area, while promoting new tissue growth and stimulating collagen production. After the peeling process, you’ll notice healthier, clearer, and more radiant skin.
VI Peel is a medium-depth peel that is commonly used on the face but can also be applied to other areas of the body. It is also safe to be used on delicate skin around the eyes, which is not the case for certain types of chemical peels. VI Peel, furthermore, is suitable for all skin types with no preconditioning or special skin preparation needed.
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At Cutis, we have four different types of VI Peel. These include the regular VI Peel, VI Peel Purify, VI Peel Precision Plus, and VI Peel Advanced. Read on to find out which one is right for your skin concerns.
The basic VI Peel contains a synergistic blend of ingredients that can remove the damaged skin layers, as well as stimulate the production of new skin cells. It can help improve your overall skin texture, as well as offer benefits for those with aging skin, acne, and sun damage.
Benefits:
If you’re worried about acne and blemish-prone skin, VI Peel Purify may be the right solution for you. It has a unique formula that can fight breakouts by killing acne-causing bacteria, reducing comedones, and balancing the skin. It is ideal for active acne, oily skin, and other skin concerns caused by acne symptoms.
Benefits:
Check out our previous post to learn more about the chemical peel for your acne-related concerns.
For pigmentation concerns, VI Peel Precision Plus is worth considering. It is specifically formulated for treating sun damage, melasma, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
VI Peel Precision Plus reduces dark spots and textural damage using a dual booster system: Lighter Booster and Fast Acting Brightening Booster. This powerhouse formula promotes rapid cell turnover and effectively suppresses melanogenesis or the production of melanin (skin pigment).
Benefits:
Learn more about VI Peel Precision Plus in our previous blog post.
This VI Peel is the ideal peel for aging skin 40+ or those with fine lines, wrinkles, and loss of elasticity. VI Peel Advanced has a deep penetrating power that can combat signs of aging and soften fine lines and wrinkles. It helps enhance collagen stimulation and reduce the appearance of loss of skin elasticity.
Benefits:
VI Peel is non-invasive and virtually painless. You may feel a slight tingling sensation when the chemical peel solution is applied, but there is no need for topical anesthetics or pain medication. Below are a few other things you can expect:
Take note: You may come across VI Peel kits or recipes online, but never attempt to do the treatment on your own. VI Peel is a medical-grade peel that should only be administered by trained and licensed professionals. Incorrect use may lead to harmful effects and skin damage.
Get smoother, clearer, and more youthful skin with VI Peel. Contact Cutis Medical Laser Clinics in Singapore today and schedule a consultation with our aesthetic doctor to find out which of these chemical peels suit you best.
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