Does your skin lack radiance? Would you like a fresher, smoother, more youthful complexion? A chemical peel is an effective, simple, and increasingly popular way to give your skin a makeover. This treatment involves the controlled application of a chemical solution that exfoliates the superficial layers of the epidermis, eliminating dead cells, smoothing out irregularities, and stimulating natural cell renewal.
In Turkey, medical-grade chemical peels have become a benchmark treatment for pigmentation spots, fine lines, acne, and dull complexions, bridging the gap between aesthetics and dermatology.
Price of Chemical Peel in Turkey
Chemical Peel is a safe and effective procedure in Turkey. By choosing a reputable clinic and a qualified doctor, you can ensure the best possible results.
The price of a chemical peel in Turkey depends on several factors:
- The type of peel.
- The area being treated.
- The expertise of the dermatologist.
In general, the price of a chemical peel in Turkey ranges from €200 to €350.
- Superficial peel: €100 - €200.
- Medium peel: €200 - €300.
- Deep peel: €300 - €350.
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Chemical peeling in Turkey
Also known as acid peeling, chemical peeling is a dermatological treatment renowned for its deep exfoliating action. It is both gentle and effective. It cleanses pores, eliminates dead cells, and stimulates cell renewal without damaging the epidermis. In just a few sessions, it can reduce pigmentation spots, smooth wrinkles, and restore the skin's natural radiance, which is often dulled by stress, sun exposure, or aging.
In Turkey, this treatment is performed in leading dermatology clinics, with protocols tailored to each skin type. Whether your skin is oily, combination, mature, or tired, it can enjoy the benefits of a personalized peel.
However, there are a few precautions to be aware of. Chemical peels are not recommended if you have open wounds or have undergone cosmetic treatments, such as laser resurfacing or dermabrasion, within the last six months. Similarly, certain medications, such as isotretinoin or oral corticosteroids, may temporarily contraindicate this treatment. Conditions such as eczema or psoriasis, or a known sensitivity to the peel's ingredients, may also constitute a contraindication.
If you have any questions about which treatment is best for your skin, our partner dermatologists in Turkey can help. Schedule an appointment today for a personalized diagnosis and enjoy the expertise that ensures results that meet your expectations.
Types of chemical Scrubs
There are several types of chemical peels, each designed for specific skin needs:
Type of chemical peel | Main compound | Application | Efficiency |
Glycolic peel | Glycolic acid (alpha hydroxy acid or AHA) | Improvement of acne, fine lines, wrinkles, skin imperfections, discoloration, and dilated pores. | Exfoliates skin, eliminates dead cells, stimulates collagen production, and refines skin texture. Ideal for oily or acne-prone skin. |
Salicylic peel | Salicylic acid (Beta Hydroxy Acid or BHA) | Acne and blemish treatment. | Penetrates deep into the pores, eliminating excess sebum and impurities. Suitable for skin prone to breakouts. |
Lactic peel | Lactic acid (AHA) | Skin exfoliation and hydration. | Perfect for sensitive skin. Brightens the complexion, soothes inflammation and improves skin evenness. |
TCA peel | Trichloroacetic acid | Treatment for deep wrinkles and acne scars. | More intense, acts on several skin layers. Visible results, but requires recovery time. |
It is essential to consult a dermatologist before considering a chemical peel. Doing so allows you to choose the type and concentration best suited to your skin for safe, natural, and effective results.
Our partner dermatologists in Turkey will take the time to listen to you, analyze your skin, and propose a customized treatment plan designed to reveal your face's full radiance while respecting its sensitivity.
Not sure which peel is right for you? Tell us about your skin and let our experts guide you toward the right solution. There are several types of chemical peels, each adapted to specific skin needs.
The chemical face peel process
Before undergoing a chemical peel, it is crucial to prepare the skin by following a recommended skincare routine. This routine may include using a gentle cleanser, exfoliant, or moisturizer. It's also essential to avoid sun exposure and to always wear sunscreen to protect the skin from further damage.
During the process, the skin is carefully cleansed to remove excess sebum and impurities. Then, a chemical solution is applied to the face or specific treatment areas. The solution is left on for a set amount of time, depending on the desired depth of the peel and individual tolerance. During this stage, individuals may feel a slight tingling sensation.
Side effects of face chemical peels
Although chemical peels offer many benefits for the skin, like all aesthetic treatments, they can be accompanied by a few temporary, generally not serious, side effects.
Immediately after the session, it is common to experience:
- Moderate redness.
- Slight swelling.
- A tingling or warm sensation on the skin.
- Visible drying of the epidermis.
- Increased sensitivity to the sun.
These reactions are normal and usually disappear within a few hours to a few days. They are part of the skin's natural renewal process.
Greater risks with deep peels
The effects can be more intense with medium to deep peels, particularly those based on TCA (trichloroacetic acid) or phenol. The skin may become sensitive, irritated, or raw for several days, requiring targeted care with healing ointments. Therefore, a longer recovery time is to be expected.
To limit the risk of scarring or infection, it is essential to strictly follow your specialist's recommendations. Hygiene, hydration, and sun protection play a key role in the success of your treatment.
What about people with darker skin?
Those with dark or mixed-race skin may experience more pigmentation variations after a peel. This can result in hyperpigmentation, or darker areas, or hypopigmentation, or lighter areas. These effects are generally temporary, but you should anticipate them and use a protocol adapted to your phototype.
Trust your skin to qualified professionals who will select the appropriate peel depth and products for your skin type.
Schedule a free teleconsultation today! Our specialists will evaluate your skin, expectations, and eligibility for a chemical peel with no obligation.
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Chemical peeling (or exfoliation) is an effective solution to treat:
- Brown spots;
- Hyperpigmentation;
- Tiny wrinkles;
- Acne and its scars;
- Superficial imperfections of the skin.
No ! Exposure to the sun is strongly not recommended before and after the chemical peeling. The application of a sun protection cream for at least three months, after this procedure, is necessary.
Chemical exfoliation is a medical procedure that must be performed by a dermatologist. Turquie Santé can help you choose the best dermatologists in Turkey.
The best period for this is autumn. The skin would have lost its tan and would then be able to regain its radiance during the winter before getting exposed to the summer sun.
Chemical exfoliation is absolutely not advised for:
- Pregnant women;
- Women being on contraceptives;
- People with oral herpes;
- People whose skin heals poorly;
The price of a peel varies between 200 and 350 euros in Turkey. These costs are competitive with other countries like France.
