MEDIDERMA® 3-RETISES CT Yellow Peel

Manufacturing Information for Retises CT Yellow Peel 6 Ampoules

Retises CT Yellow Peel is developed by Mediderma, a Spanish pharmaceutical company specialising in advanced dermatological solutions. 

Professionals can purchase other products from the Mediderma range including:

• Retises Nanopeel 1% Gel: A milder retinol peel for skin renewal.
• Azelac Peel Exfoliating Gel 100ml: Ideal for acne-prone and sensitive skin.
• Ferulac Peel Classic 60ml: An antioxidant-rich peel for anti-ageing benefits.
• Ferulac Valencia Peel 50ml: Formulated to improve skin radiance and texture.
• Glowing Powder – Chemical Peel Additives: Enhances the efficacy of chemical peels.

Included Items or Accessories

Each package includes all necessary components for a professional application:

• 6 x 1.5ml ampoules of Retises CT Yellow Peel solution.
• Detailed instructions for proper application.
• Product information leaflet.

Application Method for Retises CT Yellow Peel 6 Ampoules

This peel requires professional administration following proper safety guidelines.

Pre-procedure:

• Cleanse the skin thoroughly.
• Remove all makeup, oils, and impurities.
• Ensure the skin is completely dry before application.

During procedure:

• Apply the peel evenly using a brush or applicator.
• Allow it to remain on the skin for the recommended duration.
• Neutralise the peel as per manufacturer instructions.

After procedure:

• Apply a post-peel soothing cream.
• Recommend gentle skincare products post-treatment.

Guidelines for Proper Aftercare

Following the treatment, patients should follow these aftercare instructions:

• Avoid sun exposure: Use SPF 50+ daily.
• Moisturise the skin: Hydration is essential post-peel.
• Do not pick or peel skin: Let the skin shed naturally.
• Avoid active skincare products: No retinol, AHAs, or exfoliants for at least a week.
• Use gentle cleansers and serums: Opt for non-irritating skincare.

Duration of Retises CT Yellow Peel 6 Ampoules Effects

The effects of the peel last several months, with results improving over time. A touch-up treatment is recommended every 3-6 months to maintain skin clarity and brightness.

Potential Risks and Side Effects

While generally safe, this peel may cause temporary side effects:

• Redness and irritation immediately after application.
• Dryness, flaking, and peeling of the skin as part of the exfoliation process.
• Increased sensitivity to sunlight, requiring strict sun protection.
• Temporary itching or tingling sensation during and after treatment.
• Mild swelling in treated areas, which usually subsides within a few hours.
• Uneven skin tone during the peeling phase, which resolves as the skin regenerates.
• Breakouts or purging as impurities are drawn to the surface.
• Allergic reactions in individuals sensitive to active ingredients.
• Persistent redness or prolonged sensitivity if aftercare instructions are not followed properly.
• Hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation in rare cases, especially if excessive sun exposure occurs post-treatment.

Retises CT Yellow Peel Treatment Contraindications

Certain individuals should avoid this treatment:

• Individuals with active acne breakouts or severe rosacea:  The peel may cause excessive irritation and worsen inflammation.
• Patients using isotretinoin (Accutane) or other strong retinoids:  Must wait at least six months after stopping treatment before undergoing a peel.
• People who have had recent prolonged sun exposure or sunburn:  Applying the peel to sun-damaged skin increases the risk of hyperpigmentation.
• Individuals with autoimmune skin disorders:  Conditions like lupus or psoriasis may react unpredictably to chemical peels.
• Those with a known allergy to any of the ingredients:  Patients allergic to retinol, salicylic acid, or other active components should avoid this treatment.
• Patients who have recently undergone laser treatments, microneedling, or other intensive skin procedures:  Skin must fully heal before applying the peel.
• Individuals with extremely sensitive or reactive skin:  May experience excessive irritation and discomfort.
• Pregnant or breastfeeding women:  Retinol-based treatments are not recommended during pregnancy or lactation due to potential risks.
• People with a history of keloid or hypertrophic scarring: This may lead to unwanted scar formation after peeling.
• Patients with open wounds or cuts:  The peel should not be applied to broken or compromised skin.
• Individuals with active skin infections:  Includes bacterial, viral (such as herpes simplex), or fungal infections in the treatment area.
• Those undergoing chemotherapy or radiation therapy:  The skin may be too fragile to tolerate a chemical peel.
• People who frequently expose their skin to harsh environmental conditions:  Windburn, extreme temperatures, and pollution can intensify irritation post-treatment.
• Individuals with darker skin tones prone to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation:  Should be evaluated carefully before treatment to avoid complications.
• Patients with compromised immune systems:  Healing may be delayed, increasing the risk of side effects.