MEDIDERMA® GLOWING POWDER – CHEMICAL PEEL ADDITIVES

Benefits and Results of Using Glowing Powder – Chemical Peel Additives Treatment

Adding Glowing Powder to chemical peels offers a wide range of benefits and noticeable results:

• Enhanced brightness: Creates a luminous and youthful glow, making the skin appear revitalised.
• Improved texture: Reduces roughness, fine lines, and uneven skin tone, leaving skin smoother.
• Even skin tone: Effectively corrects hyperpigmentation, dark spots, and melasma for a balanced complexion.
• Moisture boost: Locks in hydration, preventing dryness and enhancing skin elasticity.
• Accelerated skin renewal: Promotes the natural exfoliation process, leading to fresher and healthier skin.
• Increased collagen production: Stimulates collagen synthesis for firmer, plumper skin over time.
• Customised treatments: Works with various chemical peel formulations to provide tailored solutions for different skin types and concerns.
• Anti-ageing effects: Diminishes the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines for a more youthful appearance.
• Minimised pores: Reduces the size of enlarged pores, improving skin’s overall appearance.
• Safe and effective: Designed for use by professionals to ensure consistent, high-quality results.

Glowing Powder – Chemical Peel Additives Ingredients

Glowing Powder contains carefully selected ingredients for optimal results:

• Ascorbic acid: A potent antioxidant that brightens and protects the skin.
• Active ingredient activator: Enhances the effectiveness of the chemical peel formula.

Accessories and Items Included

Glowing Powder – Chemical Peel Additives comes with the following items:

• Container of Glowing Powder, 50 g.
• Spoon for precise product measuring.
• Product information leaflet with guidelines for medical professionals.

Optimal Storage Conditions

Store Glowing Powder in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Ideal storage temperature: 2°C to 8°C.

Mode of Administration

Glowing Powder – Chemical Peel Additives is designed for professional use, requiring precise application to maximise its benefits and ensure patient safety.

Pre-procedure:

• Cleanse and degrease the skin thoroughly.
• Mix Glowing Powder with the chosen peel solution as per instructions.

During procedure:

• Apply the chemical peel evenly with a brush.
• Allow appropriate time for absorption.

Post-procedure:

• Neutralise the peel, if required.
• Apply soothing cream or serum.

Post-Treatment Care

After a chemical peel with Glowing Powder, patients should:

• Avoid direct sunlight and use SPF 50+ sunscreen.
• Keep the skin moisturised with recommended products.
• Refrain from exfoliating for 7-10 days.
• Follow up with the clinic for any concerns.

Potential Side Effects

Glowing Powder – Chemical Peel Additives are generally well-tolerated, but some side effects may occur depending on skin sensitivity and individual reactions.

Common side effects:

• Redness and irritation: Temporary redness and mild irritation may occur immediately after the procedure.
• Peeling and flaking: Light to moderate peeling is expected as part of the skin renewal process.
• Dryness: Treated skin may feel dry or tight for a few days post-treatment.
• Sensitivity to sunlight: Increased photosensitivity, making it essential to use sunscreen.

Rare side effects:

• Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH): Dark spots may develop in individuals with darker skin tones or those prone to pigmentation.
• Allergic reactions: Rare instances of allergic responses to specific ingredients, such as itching or swelling.
• Burning sensation: Prolonged burning or discomfort may occur if the peel is left on too long or incorrectly neutralised.
• Infection: Although rare, improper aftercare could lead to bacterial or fungal infections.
• Scarring: Minor scarring can occur in cases of overly aggressive application or individuals with a history of keloids.

Contraindications for the Treatment

Not all individuals are suitable candidates for treatments using Glowing Powder – Chemical Peel Additives. A thorough assessment is required to identify contraindications:

• Open wounds or cuts: The product should not be applied to broken or compromised skin.
• Active skin infections: Conditions like herpes simplex, fungal infections, or bacterial infections must be treated before the procedure.
• Recent isotretinoin use: Patients should wait at least six months after discontinuing isotretinoin before undergoing chemical peels.
• Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals: Chemical peels are not recommended due to potential risks to the baby.
• Allergy to ingredients: Patients with known allergies to ascorbic acid or other peel components should avoid this treatment.
• Use of photosensitising medications: Medications like doxycycline or retinoids increase the risk of skin damage from UV exposure.
• Rosacea or sensitive skin: May cause excessive irritation or worsen the condition.
• Autoimmune disorders: Conditions like lupus may be exacerbated by chemical peels.
• Severe sunburn or recent tanning: Treated skin may react unpredictably to chemical peels.
• Keloid scarring history: Patients prone to keloids or hypertrophic scars are at higher risk of adverse effects.
• Severe eczema or psoriasis: Individuals with chronic skin conditions may experience aggravated symptoms.
• Recent chemical peels or laser treatments: Allow the skin to fully recover before performing another exfoliation procedure.