About Revival TCA Peel Facial
The Revival TCA Peel is a revolutionary solution for rejuvenating damaged melanocyte cells and addressing issues such as epidermal pigmentation and uneven skin tone. This unique formula allows for safe application even in hot climates, making it ideal for year-round use. With regular and dedicated application, particularly when complemented by advanced techniques like skin scrubbers, microneedling, and no-needle mesotherapy, clients can unlock their skin's inherent luminosity and restore its natural radiance. This transformative treatment promises a revitalization of tired, aging skin, helping individuals rediscover their youthful glow and achieve a complexion that exudes health and vitality. Experience the remarkable benefits of the Revival TCA Peel and embrace a new era of skincare that elevates your beauty effortlessly.
Revival TCA Peels main ingredients
The advanced formulation of the TCA peel offers remarkable results without any downtime or the unwanted side effects of excessive peeling or dry, flaky skin.
With 15% trichloroacetic acid, derived from acetic acid, this peel effectively breaks down keratin, shedding damaged skin layers to reveal a smooth, blemish-free surface beneath.
Complemented by 10% lactobionic acid, a modern poly-hydroxy acid, it provides essential humectant and antioxidant benefits, ensuring safety for all skin types, even in warmer climates.
Additionally, the inclusion of 10% tartaric acid from grapes effectively addresses hyperpigmentation and acne blemishes while brightening dull and uneven skin tones.
L-ascorbic acid, known as Vitamin C, derived from citrus fruits, plays a vital role in promoting healthy skin by brightening the complexion and protecting against environmental damage. Complementing its effects, aloe vera extracts are renowned for their ability to prevent skin irritation, soothing and calming even the most sensitive skin types. Together with hyaluronic acid and peptides, these ingredients work synergistically to keep the skin deeply hydrated and plump. Hyaluronic acid attracts moisture, ensuring the skin remains supple, while peptides support skin elasticity and firmness.
Essential Tools or Products That Are Used in This Treatment
Derma rollers equipped with 540 needles set at a depth of 1.0mm are revolutionizing skincare by enhancing the delivery of treatments like theTCA peel directly to the skin's germinating layer. This targeted approach effectively addresses issues of pigmentation and skin aging, promoting the growth of healthy cells and resulting in a more youthful appearance. By combining pigment-reducing acids with antioxidant vitamins and the microneedling technique, this method minimizes the need to disturb the skin's natural pH or aggressively remove the epidermal layer. The outcome is a rejuvenated complexion that highlights the power of precise skincare techniques in achieving radiant, healthier skin.
The no-needle mesotherapy feature of the Revival Hydraderm machine represents a significant advancement in skincare technology. By employing a more potent frequency than traditional hydraderm machines, it provides a non-invasive approach to delivering essential nutrients directly into the basal layer of the skin. Following the microneedling stage, this innovative method effectively infuses concentrated formulations, such as HA or Stem Cells serum, ensuring maximum absorption and rejuvenation. This cutting-edge treatment not only enhances the effectiveness of serums but also promotes healthier skin by targeting the germinating layer, making it an excellent choice for those seeking to achieve youthful, radiant skin without the discomfort of needles.
The red LED light operating at an exact 640nm wavelength, the red LED light zeroes in on the ageing dermal layer of the skin to stimulate collagen production and revitalise the skin. When used in concert with the Revival Ageless range, it presents an effective approach to combat skin ageing and pigmentation issues. To amplify the effects, pair the LED light therapy with Revival Stem Cells mask. This combination calms the skin post-peel and also further harmonises skin ageing disparities.
F.A.Q.
What is a chemical peel?
A chemical peel is a dermatological procedure designed to improve the appearance of the skin by applying a chemical solution that exfoliates the outer layer. This process works by using various types of acids, such as glycolic or salicylic acid, to remove dead skin cells, revealing fresher, smoother skin underneath. The treatment can target a range of skin concerns, including acne, fine lines, wrinkles, and uneven skin tone
What are the benefits of chemical peel?
Benefits of chemical peels include enhanced skin texture, reduced signs of aging, improved clarity, and a more youthful appearance. Additionally, the treatment can boost collagen production, leading to long-lasting improvements in skin elasticity and overall health. While results may vary depending on the individual and the type of peel used, many patients experience rejuvenated skin and increased confidence after their treatment.
What are the different type of peels?
Superficial peels are designed to target the upper layer of the epidermis, offering a revitalizing treatment for various skin conditions. The Revival Clarify Peel, infused with either alpha-hydroxy acid or beta-hydroxy acid, effectively removes excess dead skin cells and helps control pore congestion, ultimately preventing acne breakouts. This no-fuss peel is not only more effective than traditional dermabrasion or facial scrubs but also requires no downtime.
Medium peels, such as the Revival Advanced TCA and Radiance Peels, are designed to specifically target the lower epidermis, including the basal layer of the skin. These innovative treatments utilize micro-needling techniques to effectively address damaged melanin cells, which are often responsible for stubborn pigmentation and signs of skin aging. Common concerns like skin discoloration, acne blemishes, uneven skin tone, hyperpigmentation, and fine lines can be significantly improved. One of the key benefits of these no-downtime peels is their formulation, which is enriched with antioxidants and soothing plant extracts. This unique combination not only rejuvenates the skin but also treats deep epidermal conditions, offering a comprehensive solution for healthier and more radiant skin.
Deep peels are advanced skin treatments that specifically target the dermis using high-strength agents like phenol and TCA at concentrations of 35-50%. These procedures are exclusively performed by medical professionals and are designed to address significant skin concerns, including severe wrinkles, melasma, and pronounced acne scars, ultimately promoting a more youthful appearance. However, deep peels are only recommended for committed clients who are prepared for substantial downtime, as they may experience red, raw, inflamed, and exceptionally flaky skin for 2 to 4 weeks post-treatment. Additionally, a strict sun protection regimen is essential during the following six months to prevent severe pigmentation issues, making these peels suitable for those who can manage the intense recovery process.
TCA Peel between 35%-50%, resurfaces the skin and smooths wrinkles, the immediate results are great, however, there is downtime, skin irritation, intense peeling and a huge risk of severe pigmentation is the skin is exposed to the sun., (We don't recommend higher TCA Peels to our clients)
What products or procedures should I avoid before a chemical peel??
One week before the peel avoid waxing, electrolysis, depilatory creams, and laser hair removal.
Two to three days before the peel discontinue using any prescription topicals such as Retin-A, Differin, or Tazorac, as well as any products containing retinol, alpha hydroxyl acids (AHA), beta hydroxyl acids (BHA), or benzoyl peroxide.
Patients who have had any medical cosmetic facial treatments or procedures such as Laser treatments, cosmetic fillers, or other surgical procedures should wait until skin sensitivity has completely resolved before receiving a peel.
Chemical peels should be avoided if any of the following conditions are present:
Active cold sores, herpes simplex, or warts in the area to be treated
Wounded, sunburned, or excessively sensitive skin
Accutane use within the last year
History of recent chemotherapy or radiation therapy
Allergies to aspirin
Women who are pregnant or actively breastfeeding
Patients with Vitiligo
Patients with a history of autoimmune disease (such as rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, lupus, multiple sclerosis, etc) or any condition that may weaken their immune system?
If you have a history of epilepsy, it is advised to avoid LED light therapies or high-frequency treatments.
Additionally, individuals with implants such as pacemakers should refrain from cavitation procedures.
Those who use hearing aids are also encouraged to steer clear of ultrasonic scrubbers due to potential risks.