AHA BHA PHA PEEL – Professional Multi-Acid Resurfacing Chemical Peel

AHA 30% + BHA 2% + PHA 5% – Professional Multi-Acid Resurfacing Chemical Peel

A high-strength, professional-grade chemical peel formulated with Alpha Hydroxy Acids (30%), Beta Hydroxy Acid (2%), and Polyhydroxy Acids (5%) to deliver intensive exfoliation, pore purification, and accelerated cellular turnover.

Designed for trained professionals, this peel targets acne, pigmentation, congestion, uneven skin tone, and photo-damaged skin.

Indications

• Moderate to severe acne vulgaris and acne-prone skin
• Blackheads, whiteheads, and enlarged pores
• Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) and uneven skin tone
• Dull, thickened, and photo-damaged skin
• Rough skin texture and superficial pigmentation
• Excessive tanning and epidermal congestion

Benefits

• Provides intensive chemical exfoliation and epidermal resurfacing
• AHAs (Glycolic, Lactic, Mandelic) exfoliate surface layers and improve skin renewal
• BHA (Salicylic Acid) penetrates pores to clear congestion and reduce blackheads
• PHA enhances hydration and improves peel tolerability
• Boosts cell turnover, skin clarity, and radiance
• Improves skin texture, tone, and smoothness
• Helps achieve clearer, brighter, youthful-looking skin

How to Apply / Procedure

For professional use only. Patch test mandatory.

1. Cleanse the skin thoroughly using an oil-free cleanser and pat dry.
2. Apply peel evenly using a brush, cotton-tipped applicator, or gloved fingers (for gel peels).
3. Begin application from the forehead and move downward to the neck.
4. Application time should not exceed 20 seconds.
5. Leave the peel on for 3–7 minutes, depending on skin type and sensitivity.
6. Apply a neutralizer, wait 1 minute, then rinse thoroughly with water.
7. Apply a soothing moisturizer and broad-spectrum sunscreen.
8. Continue sunscreen and moisturization twice daily for 7 days.

Contraindications

This peel is contraindicated in the following conditions:

• Active cutaneous infections (bacterial, viral, or fungal)
• Open wounds, abrasions, ulcers, or compromised epidermal barrier
• Acute inflammatory skin conditions including eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, or dermatitis
• Known hypersensitivity to AHAs, BHAs, PHAs, or salicylic acid
• Recent dermatological or aesthetic procedures (laser, peels, microneedling, waxing, surgery)
• Photosensitized or sunburned skin
• Pregnancy and lactation, unless under strict medical supervision
• Current or recent use of oral isotretinoin or systemic retinoids (within 6 months)
• History of keloid formation or impaired wound healing
• Home or untrained use

⚠️ Professional Use Disclaimer

Chemical peels are acids and must be used only under the supervision of trained cosmetologists or dermatology professionals. Strict sun protection and post-peel care are essential.

Patch Test

Apply a small amount of peel below the neck or in the armpit. Observe for any signs of irritation or allergy before use.

Procedure

1. Cleanse skin with an oil-free cleanser.
2. Apply peel evenly using a brush, ear buds, or gloved fingers (for gel peels).
3. Begin application from the forehead moving downward to the neck.
4. Application time should not exceed 20 seconds.
5. Leave on for 3–7 minutes, depending on skin sensitivity.
6. Apply neutralizer, wait 1 minute, then rinse thoroughly with water.
7. Apply sunscreen and a good moisturizer twice daily for 7 days.

Post-Peel Care

• Strict sun protection and moisturization are essential
• Skin may darken initially; this is normal and indicates exfoliation
• Peeling may be microscopic or visible (macroscopic)
• Do not peel or remove skin manually
• Avoid soap for 2–3 days; thereafter use a mild cleanser for 7–8 days
• Avoid scrubbing or exfoliation

Note

Lack of visible peeling does not indicate inefficacy. Resistant skin may require longer contact time or a stronger peel in subsequent sessions under professional guidance.