BioRePeel Advanced Skin Peel

<p>A course of 4 to 6 sessions, spaced 7–10 days apart, is recommended for long-term results.</p>

<p>Yes. Because it is biphasic and contains hydrating amino acids, it is often better tolerated than standard glycolic or salicylic peels.</p>

<p>You will see an instant "glow" and tighter pores immediately after the first session.</p>

<p>No. There is a stronger version (BioRePeel BODY) with 50% TCA used for hands, elbows, knees, and even "back-ne".</p>

<p>Avoid retinol and strong acids for 7 days, and SPF 50 is mandatory as your skin will be more sensitive to the sun.</p>

<p>Traditional TCA peels are "monophasic," meaning they hit the surface of the skin with full force. BioRePeel is biphasic. Its blue top layer (lipophilic) protects the skin’s surface, while the yellow layer (hydrophilic) delivers the acids deep into the dermis. This "inside-out" approach stimulates regeneration without destroying the surface barrier.</p>

<p>Yes. Unlike many other chemical peels that make your skin extremely photosensitive, BioRePeel is non-photosensitizing. As long as you wear a high-quality SPF 50 daily, it is safe to use year-round, even in sunny months.</p>

<p>Most patients report a mild tingling or warming sensation that lasts for about 3–5 minutes while the peel is active. It is generally described as "spicy" but comfortable. Unlike deep chemical peels, it does not require any anesthesia or cooling fans.</p>

<p>To prevent over-irritation, you should: Stop using Retinols/Tretinoin 5–7 days prior. Avoid facial waxing or hair removal for 14 days. Avoid sunbeds or excessive sun exposure for at least 1 week.</p>

<p>It is best to wait 24 to 48 hours before applying makeup. This allows your pores to fully close and ensures the active ingredients can continue working without interference. If you must wear makeup, use only a clean, mineral-based product.</p>

<p>If you have underlying congestion (blackheads or trapped oil), BioRePeel may cause a "purge" where these impurities come to the surface as breakouts. This is a positive sign that the peel is clearing your skin from the deep layers. It typically resolves within a week.</p>

<p>Yes. Because of its biphasic technology and the inclusion of amino acids like Arginine, it has a very low risk of causing Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH), making it safe for all skin tones.</p>

<p>You can expect some mild redness (similar to a light workout flush) for 1–2 hours. Around day 3 or 4, you may experience "micro-flaking"—tiny, dry skin flakes that look like dandruff—which can be easily managed with a good moisturizer.</p>

<p>Yes. In 2026, many clinics offer a "Bio-Needling" protocol. The BioRePeel is applied first to soften the skin and clear the surface, followed by microneedling to push the nutrients even deeper. This is excellent for treating deep acne scars.</p>