Fine Lines and Wrinkles
Dullness and Dryness
Sun Damage
Discoloration
Lactic acid is an anti-wrinkle and pigmentation-fighting ingredient found in professional-grade skin care products.
Derived from milk, lactic acid belongs to a class of anti-aging ingredients called alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs).
A chemical peel works by using a chemical — in this case, lactic acid — on bare skin. It removes the top layer of skin (epidermis). We will customize the strength of our chemical peels to the needs of the clients skin. stronger formulas may also target the middle layers of skin (dermis).
Despite the name, your skin doesn’t noticeably “peel” off. What is noticeable, though, are the effects underneath the removed epidermis: smoother and brighter skin.
Lactic acid is specifically used to treat hyper-pigmentation, age spots, and other factors that contribute to a dull and uneven complexion. Other benefits of AHAs like lactic acid include improved skin tone and reduced pore appearance.
However, unlike AHAs such as glycolic acid, lactic acid is a bit milder. This makes a lactic acid peel a better choice for sensitive skin. Lactic acid may also be an option if you’ve tried another AHA in the past and found the product too strong.
Here at Mobile Meraki we use Truth Treatment for all of our chemical peels. All of our chemical peels are safe to use on the spectrum of the Fitzpatrick Scale on all skin colors/types, and ranges from very fair —skin type 1 to very dark —skin type 6.
Truth Treatments™ Nutri-Peel is designed to treat discoloration, dehydration, and loss of firmness. The Lactic Acid and Vitamin Cin this protocol encourage cellular renewal for brighter, and firmer skin.
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