Your skin looks tired,
even when you're not.
A solution applied in a controlled way to exfoliate the skin's surface layers, aiming for fresher, more even skin. Concentration and contact time are set after an assessment — we start cautiously rather than strong.
No credit card and no commitment. The intensity and the date are chosen with you.
You look after your skin seriously. The mirror hasn't kept up.
A routine kept up for months, products piling up, and a complexion that still looks dull the moment there's real light. It isn't for lack of effort: the skin's surface doesn't renew itself on request.
What the treatment aims for, session after session.
Results vary from person to person and are not guaranteed.
Peeling au TCA (acide trichloracétique)
There's no device here: TCA, or trichloroacetic acid, is an exfoliating solution applied by hand, in a controlled way, to the area being treated. What makes the difference isn't a machine, it's the protocol — the concentration chosen and the contact time, adjusted to your skin and to the goal we set together.
Three steps, and the date is decided before the session.
We talk
The state of your skin, what bothers you, your treatment history. That's where we establish whether a peel suits you, and at what intensity to start. If another treatment fits better, we say so.
The session
Plan for about 45 to 60 minutes. The skin is prepped, the solution is applied in a controlled way, then neutralized. You leave with your instructions in hand.
The days after, then the course
Redness and flaking are possible depending on the chosen intensity. Sun protection is essential. Peels are often done as a course of several sessions, for a gradual result; the plan is set with you, not sold upfront.
One price, per session, before taxes.
The first visit is where we set the number of sessions and, if relevant, a package.
They say it better than we do.
What people ask us before booking.
Thirty minutes to find out if this is the right answer.
Tell us what bothers you about your skin right now. We look together at whether a peel is the right answer — and if not, which one is. We choose the intensity, and we choose the timing too, since some flaking is possible.