Types of Exfoliation MARIE PIANTINO
PEELS Skin Resurfacing for beauty has been around for thousands of years. Ancient Egyptian recipes used fruit acids combined with skin irritants Rather deep peel clients hid from society for 2 3 weeks and expected a youthful appearance Modern peeling started about 100 years ago
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BENEFITS OF PEELING Light peels Effect barely perceptible. Heavy peels Noticeable effect and peeling for a number of days. Healthy cells survive and damaged cells are removed. Promotes collagen formation. The appearance of rough and uneven skin tone is refined relieves problematic skin conditions. Helps to refine the texture of sun damaged skin leaving it smooth with a healthy appearance.
SIDE EFFECTS Deep peels could possibly cause the following: Slow healing Post inflammatory scarring Hyper pigmentation Hypo pigmentation Bacterial infections Scarring Scarring after Deep Peel
DIFFERENT TYPES OF PEELS PHENOL Toxic has lead to deaths Deep dermal peel complete epidermis destroyed Melanocytes, which produce melanin pigment granules are destroyed. TRICLOROACETIC ACID Safe and effective, inactive when dry. Based on acetic acid, man-made chemical No known allergic reactions ALPHA HYDROXY ACIDS (AHA) Safe and effective Weak Carboxylic Acid Found in nature
COMPLICATIONS Hyper-pigmentation May occur as a result of inflammation. Hypo-pigmentation May occur as a result of very deep peels. Allergies Allergies to peeling agents is very rare, it is more likely to be an area of over treatment.
PATIENT SUITABILITY Problematic skin Rough, uneven texture Wrinkles and fine lines Superficial uneven skin tone Actinic keratoses Rosacea Enhance cosmetic surgery
CONTRAINDICATION Skin not adequately prepared with Environ Vitamin A moisturizers. Current using or recently stopped Cis-Retinoic Acid (Accutane TM). Recent micro dermabrasion, dermabrasion or laser resurfacing treatments. Waxing or extractions not recommended 10 days before or after peeling.
CONTRAINDICATIONS Cont. Excessive sun exposure including sun-bed users. Current radiation treatment Skin diseases i.e. Porphyria, eczema, psoriasis. Diabetes or other major illnesses, doctors consent required. Avoid peeling during pregnancy. Unrealistic expectations vs possible results.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Ensure the correct peel is being used. Keep the client s head slightly elevated. Never hold the peel container over the face when applying the peel. Always have water nearby. Herpes Labialis apply neutralizing gel to the lip line before peeling. Do not allow gel peels to pool easy to over-treat the area. Listen to the client.
Also known as - Microdermabrasion - Mechanical exfoliation - Microexfoliation - Hydra dermabrasion - Micro Resurfacing Mediums - 1 st generation = crystals NON-INVASIVE RESURFACING - 2 nd generation = diamond / plastic tips - 3 rd generation = bristle tips
Physical Exfoliation Microdemabrassion Derma Plane Electric Brush Scrubs
NON-INVASIVE RESURFACING Benefits Thicker epidermis because new cells produced rapidly Cells of lower layers of epidermis are in "basket weave "configuration, instead of haphazard arrangement Barrier function of epidermis improves Protects skin Prevents TEWL
NON-INVASIVE RESURFACING Benefits -Nourishes cells, keeping them vital -Oxygen and nutrients to working cells -Skin becomes radiant from blood flow and nutrients -Internal oxygen treatment -Controlled dermal injury for collagen remodeling
NON-INVASIVE RESURFACING Benefits -No down time 30 minute treatment -One of the top noninvasive cosmetic procedures -Safe for all skin types
NON-INVASIVE RESURFACING Ideal for Dyschromias Photo-aging Fine lines Laxity Tone & Texture Blemishes Dry, dehydrated skin Oily, sebaceous skin Sensitive skin Reactive skin Melasma Acne scaring
NON-INVASIVE RESURFACING w INFUSIONS Delivers targeted skincare infusions, which penetrate the skin, rejuvenating and restoring the skin s health Control Following Medium Coarse Tip Acts as a gateway device for aesthetic practice growth With Peels, 2 of the aesthetic industries top 5 minimally invasive procedures are incorporated into one treatment.* *Source: 2015 ASPS Statistics Report Courtesy: Aaron Tabor, M.D.
NON-INVASIVE RESURFACING w INFUSIONS Safe for all Fitzpatrick skin types Recommended for -Pigmentary disorders -Photoaging -Melasma -Tone & texture -Acne -Fine rhytids -Elastin & collagen
NON-INVASIVE RESURFACING w INFUSIONS Combination Therapy Optimum Outcomes
NON-INVASIVE RESURFACING w INFUSIONS Novel and unique combination of adipose-derived stem cell conditioned media and fibroblasts. Formulated with W3 Peptide (hexapeptide-33) G-Protein Coupled Receptor activates cell vitality, combats wrinkles, brightens and tones. Potent bio-active signaling peptides home damaged sites to aid in repair and restoration, while Gatuline Renew helps to improve skin Addresses skin firmness, wrinkle reduction, and vitality
Courtesy: Jay Calvert, MD Before 1 Month Following 3 rd Treatment
CHEMICAL PEEL INFUSION Chemical exfoliants (peels) -Exfoliate dead skin -Increase cellular turnover -Drive other ingredients deeper TCA increases cellular turnover Blended with Kojic Acid, Lactic Acid, Azelaic Acid, Glycolic Acid, Salicylic Acid, Hyaluronic Acid No downtime or patient discomfort
TARGET KEY SKIN CONCERNS Non-invasive resurfacing Removes barrier Exfoliation & circulation Chemical resurfacing Exfoliation Cellular turnover Infusion delivery Increases cellular turnover Brighten Suppress melanin Inhibit tyrosinase Decrease inflammation
SUMMARY Mechanical Resurfacing has proven to improve skin Topical serum/infusion containing peels, peptides, growth factors, probiotics and antioxidants benefit aging skin Both methods show improvement, combining gives a synergistic result with vastly superior results Mechanical Resurfacing + Pigment Infusion = Superior Synergistic Result
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