Carbon peeling
Peeling Carbon Peeling – laser treatment combined with carbon for glowing, radiant skin.
A popular facial treatment that has captivated Hollywood stars because of its uniqueness and wonderful results.
Using a special carbon cream placed on the skin, in combination with the laser, deep cleansing of the skin is performed in order to renew, purify and rejuvenate the facial skin, improve pigmentation and achieve even skin tone, reduce open pores, improve wrinkles, reduce sebum, treat and prevent acne, and treat post-acne.
Why choose Carbon Peeling treatment?
- The treatment is not painful.
- Gives an extremely bright glow
- Improves skin tone and dark spots
- Immediate result of glowing skin, with a healthy, full glow.
- The treatment allows for an immediate return to daily routine.
Biotec Italia maximizes the effectiveness of charcoal peeling with two different treatment modes:
1. Using Xlase Plus SLP Nd:YAG 1064nm/532nm Short Pulse
Non-ablative skin rejuvenation, transferring heat to the deep layers, accelerating the production of new collagen fibers, and carbon peeling to improve skin texture and make it brighter and more radiant.
2. Using XlasePlus QS Nd:YAG 1064nm/532nm
Controlled photothermal response: skin stimulation and disinfection action.
A pleasant and painless treatment that does not require local anesthesia,
Light skin exfoliation: necessary to remove excess sebum and sebum that clogs sebaceous ducts.
Treatment frequency: every three weeks.
Number of sessions: 2-6 sessions
PLASMAPEEL-roll with needles
- Skin rejuvenation
- Scars
- Refinement of stretch marks after pregnancy
MESOROLL - combines fractional radio waves and electroporation
- Skin rejuvenation, wrinkles, skin laxity, atrophic scars, androgenic alopecia.
What are the benefits of mesotherapy?
✔️ Interject allows the introduction of active ingredients into the skin using the principle of electroporation, which, in the absence of needles, minimizes the sensation of pain.
✔️ The technology is based on a controlled electrical current that creates microchannels in the corneal layer, thereby creating a path for the introduction of hydrophilic substances that move into the skin.