Neck peel

TCA (Trichloroacetic Acid) Body Peel is a medium-depth chemical peel designed to exfoliate the skin and improve the appearance of uneven skin tone, stubborn pigmentation, rough texture and certain acne marks or scars. It can be used on suitable body areas such as the back, arms, chest and legs under appropriate professional guidance.

How It Works

TCA works by creating controlled exfoliation of the outer layers of the skin. As the treated skin naturally sheds, newer-looking skin is revealed underneath.

• Exfoliation: Helps remove damaged and dead surface skin cells.

• Skin Renewal: Supports the natural skin renewal process for smoother-looking skin.

• Texture Improvement: Can help improve the appearance of rough and uneven skin.

• Pigmentation Care: May help reduce the appearance of certain dark spots and hyperpigmentation.

Key Benefits

• Helps improve uneven-looking skin tone

• Reduces the appearance of stubborn pigmentation and dark spots

• Smooths rough and uneven skin texture

• Helps improve the appearance of certain acne marks and scars

• Promotes smoother, fresher-looking skin

• Supports overall skin renewal

Safety & Professional Guidance

TCA is a strong chemical exfoliant and should be used carefully and according to professional guidance. The appropriate concentration and treatment protocol depend on the individual, skin type, treatment area and specific concern.

Incorrect application can cause chemical burns, prolonged irritation, scarring or post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Extra caution is important for individuals prone to pigmentation.

Aftercare

After a TCA body peel:

• ☀️ Use broad-spectrum sunscreen on exposed treated areas.

• 💧 Keep the skin well moisturized with a gentle, fragrance-free moisturizer.

• 🚫 Do not pick, pull or manually remove peeling skin.

• Avoid harsh exfoliants and irritating skincare products until the skin has recovered.

• Follow the aftercare instructions provided by your skincare professional.

Important: TCA body peels should not be performed casually at home, particularly at higher strengths. A qualified skincare professional should determine whether the treatment is appropriate for you and how it