What is Carbon Laser peel?
It is a revolutionary laser treatment, which improves the texture and tone of the skin.
Beneficial for people who have oily skin, blackheads, enlarged pores, dull skin and acne on face or body.
It is a very easy way to refresh your skin. Facial skin becomes soft, smooth and firm.
Very well recommended by Dermatologists and Cosmetologists all over the world.
Requires minimal- to- zero downtime.
Cost-worthy treatment.
How is Carbon Laser Peel done?
A layer of liquid carbon is applied to skin.
The liquid penetrates deep inside the pores.
Laser light is passed over the area which is attracted to carbon particles.
When laser light is passed over the skin, it destroys the carbon along with the dead skin cells, oil and dirt from the skin
What are the benefits?
Refreshed skin.
Rejuvenated skin.
Removes oil, dirt and acne from skin.
Extremely Safe.
No major complications, except for slight redness and tingling effect.
Patients can go back to their daily routine immediately after the treatment.
How often should you go for the treatment?
Carbon Laser Peel is required to be spaced between 3-4 weeks.
5-6 sessions are generally required, but it varies from person to person.
Why should you go for Carbon Peel Treatment?
In today’s world, people often suffer from various skin problems, like premature aging, fine lines, wrinkles, uneven skin tone & texture, sagging skin, oily & dry skin etc.
Carbon Peel helps in working on the improvement of all these problems.
How long does the effect of treatment Last?
Results are visible after a single treatment. However, for long term results, 5-6 sessions are required to be taken at an interval of 3-4 weeks.
What is the Carbon Laser Peel cost in Delhi?
The cost of Carbon Peel at Skinprayag, Rohini is Rs 5000/- per session.
Also known as “HOLLYWOOD PEEL” or “CHINA DOLL PEEL”, Carbon Peel is very popular among the celebrities as well. A number of Hollywood celebrities already get this treatment done, to name a few, Kim Kardashian, Angelina Jolie, Jennifer Aniston, etc.
