Fillmed Bright Peel (1 bottle x 100 ml)

Avoid alcohol for 24h before and 48h after the procedure. Alcohol consumption causes systemic dehydration and vasodilation, which can exacerbate localized sensitivity and potentially increase the severity of redness during the chemical activation phase.

The formulation contains a 50% Peeling Complex (Gluconolactone + Phytic Acid + Citric Acid + Glycolic Acid) at a pH of 1.5.

The standard treatment protocol involves 4 sessions, spaced 14 days apart. One 100 ml bottle is high-yield, supporting approximately 35 to 40 clinical sessions. The solution is applied with a brush and left for a maximum of 3 to 5 minutes depending on the patient's skin type. Practitioners should always refer to the professional preparation guide before commencing the cycle. For patients requiring localized nutrient delivery after the peel, Fillmed NCTF 135 HA is the recommended mesotherapy follow-up.

Common reactions include temporary redness, a sensation of heat, and subsequent flaking as the pigment-laden skin layers are shed. These are distinct from the purple bruising typically associated with needle-based procedures. To ensure optimal healing and prevent post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, patients must strictly follow our expert aftercare guide, which includes avoiding UV exposure and applying high-SPF protection daily.

Bright Peel acts through a synergistic combination of exfoliating and depigmenting agents. Phytic acid and Citric acid work to regulate melanin synthesis, while Glycolic acid and Gluconolactone accelerate the turnover of pigmented cells. This structural resurfacing is a proactive alternative to traditional skin boosters, as it addresses surface tone defects directly by remodeling the epidermal barrier.

Strictly contraindicated. No clinical safety data exists for the use of high-concentration Glycolic and Phytic acid peels during pregnancy or breastfeeding. We prioritize maternal health and recommend deferring all elective resurfacing treatments until after the nursing period.