New Aladin Peel

Using herbal powder rich in natural mineral ingredients for exfoliation

Regenerating skin cells from the dermis layer

Improvement of acne scars, enlarged pores, pigmentation, and skin texture

Those who want to regenerate skin cells

Those who want to manage dull skin and pore tightening

Those who want to improve chicken skin (keratosis pilaris)

From 3 to 5 days after the procedure, the shedding of dead skin cells becomes active, so you must frequently apply the regeneration cream, and of course, you must absolutely refrain from peeling off the dead skin with your hands or soaking it in water to remove it. Forcibly removing dead skin can lead to scars and pigmentation, which may prolong the recovery period.

It is not common for there to be no keratin formation after Aladin Peel, but there can be various reasons such as a thick stratum corneum making it difficult for micro-needles (spicules) to penetrate, or skin regeneration not proceeding smoothly, leading to slow desquamation. Therefore, if desquamation has not occurred even after about two weeks, we will assist you in re-evaluating the treatment method during the consultation before the next procedure.