Also known as the Carbon Laser Peel or Charcoal Peel, the Hollywood Peel is a popular cosmetic treatment that aims to improve the appearance of the skin and provide a youthful, radiant glow. It is a non-invasive procedure that involves the use of a carbon-based lotion or powder and a laser device.
During the Hollywood Peel, a layer of a carbon-based solution is applied to the skin. The carbon particles in the solution have the ability to absorb oil, impurities, and dead skin cells from the surface of the skin.
Once the carbon solution is applied, a laser device emits short, rapid pulses of light. The laser light is attracted to the carbon particles on the skin’s surface and causes the carbon to vaporize. As the carbon is vaporized, it removes the impurities and dead skin cells along with it.
- Deep Exfoliation: Helps to exfoliate the skin and unclog pores.
- Oil & Impurity Removal: Clears excess oil and surface impurities.
- Improved Skin Texture: Stimulates collagen production to enhance skin tone, texture, and firmness.
- Clearer Complexion: Promotes a smoother and brighter appearance.
- Non-Invasive & Safe: Suitable for most skin types with minimal downtime.
The Hollywood Peel is generally considered safe and is suitable for most skin types. The procedure is typically performed by trained skincare professionals or dermatologists.
The number of sessions required and the results achieved may vary depending on individual factors such as skin condition and treatment goals.
What is the Hollywood Peel?
It's a non-invasive laser treatment that uses a carbon solution to exfoliate the skin, reduce oil, and improve overall tone and texture.
Who is it suitable for?
The treatment is generally safe and suitable for most skin types.
How does it work?
A carbon solution is applied to the skin and then vaporized using a laser, removing impurities, oil, and dead skin cells.
How many sessions are needed?
The number of sessions depends on your skin condition and treatment goals. Our dermatologist can guide you based on your needs.
Is there any downtime?
It is a minimal downtime procedure. Some may experience slight redness that subsides quickly.