The key to selecting the right homecare and subsequent professional procedures is analysing the current condition of the facial skin using modern device technology.
The device enables us to assess the condition of the facial skin across different spectra and at different levels, comparing the results with average indicators for your age group.

During the diagnostic assessment, we will analyse the following factors, which will determine our next steps:

• determine the skin’s hydration level
• identify potential pigmentation-related issues at the level of both the dermis (the middle layer of the skin) and the skin’s surface layer (photoageing associated with excessive exposure to UV rays).
• assess the skin’s texture (pore size and the amount of sebum produced)
• analyse the condition of the blood vessels (rosacea)
• determine the skin’s turgor and tone (chronological ageing and wrinkles)
• identify the possible presence of acne-causing bacteria

Following the initial diagnostic assessment, we select the right skincare routine, focusing on problem areas. Repeating the assessment after six months will allow us to see visually how the condition of your skin has improved.

Facial skin assessment with a procedure:

Includes:

Facial skin assessment using the Line Vu device
Consultation with a cosmetologist
Procedure tailored to the condition of the skin

120€ (2h)

Facial skin assessment without a procedure:

Facial skin assessment using the Line Vu device, followed by a consultation with a cosmetologist (without a procedure):

55€ (1h)

Facial cleansing treatments can be carried out either manually or using device-based technology.

Facial cleansing treatment with the Aquapure device – 1h 20 min, 85-95 eur

Device-based facial cleansing is carried out using the Aquapure device. The device operates using vacuum technology. Pressure is created inside the handpiece, removing various types of impurities from the skin’s surface. In addition to the vacuum, cleansing solutions containing acids are delivered simultaneously – glycolic acid for removing the superficial horny layer and salicylic acid for removing excess sebum.

 As part of the treatment, a heating handpiece is used first to open the pores before cleansing, while at the end of the treatment the pores are tightened using a cold cryo handpiece.

The final stage of the treatment is skin hydration, based on hyaluronic acid and aloe.

This treatment is suitable even for the most sensitive skin and is a gentle method.

The treatment gives the skin a radiant appearance, normalises sebaceous gland function, improves circulation and deeply hydrates the skin.

For skin prone to comedone formation, it is best to choose a manual cleansing procedure, during which the skin is manually cleared of blockages in the sebaceous gland ducts.

As part of the procedure, the skin is first prepared for the subsequent extraction of sebaceous gland blockages, after which a mask with 10% sulfur is applied as a cleansing and antibacterial agent and combined with LED therapy. Blue light promotes faster healing, provides antimicrobial and antibacterial action, and helps to tighten the pores. At the end of the procedure, an acid serum is applied for a more intensive keratolytic effect, or a serum to promote faster healing after cleansing.

Chemical peels have long held their place in the professional skincare market. Chemical peels effectively address a range of aesthetic skin concerns:

• smooth wrinkles
• eliminate pigmentation
• give the skin tone and radiance
• help combat acne and regulate sebum production
• reduce inflammatory processes
• stimulate hydration

Chemical peels are enriched with various acids that help renew the skin’s surface and stimulate the necessary changes in the deeper layers of the skin.

How many chemical peel treatments are needed to achieve visible results?

Visible, long-term results can be achieved by completing a full course of chemical peels selected specifically for your skin’s needs.

The number of treatments depends on the type and brand of peel.

Usually, a full course consists of 6 treatments at 10–14-day intervals.

Chemical peels are suitable for almost all skin concerns and address a wide range of aesthetic issues – from restoring sensitive skin to treating breakouts and hyperpigmentation.

As with any treatment, chemical peels also have contraindications.

Contraindications for chemical peels:

• infectious diseases (herpes)
• skin conditions in the acute stage
• the presence of injuries or wounds on the skin
• a tendency to form scars
• hair removal 1 week before the chemical peel treatment
• active sun exposure
• pregnancy and breastfeeding
• individual intolerance to the peel ingredients
• epilepsy
• oncological diseases
• individual contraindications

Recovery after a chemical peel treatment:

Of course, chemical peels require a recovery period during which the skin is renewed.

Every skin may react differently to chemical peel treatments, so the degree of peeling and redness may vary and depends on many factors, such as preparation and correct home care, the integrity and condition of the skin’s protective barrier, the level of sensitivity and tolerance, and the presence and severity of aesthetic skin concerns.

1.After any chemical peel treatment, redness, a tight sensation and peeling may occur during the first 2–3 days.

To ensure the most comfortable conditions for the skin’s renewal, the prescribed home care should be followed during the first few days after the peel, while make-up application, strenuous physical activity and exposure to sunlight should be avoided. As the skin becomes sensitive to ultraviolet radiation after chemical peels and its protective functions are weakened, it is necessary to use a broad-spectrum sunscreen with mineral filters and a sun protection factor of 50. This will help prevent pigmentation from developing.

It is strictly forbidden to peel away skin that has begun to flake on its own, as this may cause hyperpigmentation and scarring.

The exfoliation process must be allowed to proceed naturally.

2.Around day 5, the peeling subsides and the first visible results appear; the complexion is noticeably improved, and the skin becomes soft and radiant.

Together, we will select the most suitable treatment for you to improve your skin’s current condition.

PCA Skin chemical peels

At present, PCA peels rank first among professionals in terms of awards and popularity. PCA peels are used to treat and correct more severe skin conditions: acne, pigmentation (including melasma), rosacea, and changes associated with chronological and photoageing.

PCA products, created using innovative technologies, provide different levels of therapeutic action on the skin – from aggressive to gentle. They promote the restoration of normal cell function and have a stimulating, firming and lifting effect.

PCA Skin peels are divided into different categories and are also interesting because they can be layered on top of one another, thereby addressing the full spectrum of concerns:

The first peel category includes modified Jessner peels, which reduce the signs of chronological and photoageing, combat acne and post-acne, address age spots and even out the skin’s texture.

The second category includes TCA combination peels, which are considered most suitable for treating mature skin, acne and hyperpigmentation, while reducing the depth and severity of wrinkles.

To enhance the effect, additional serums or 1% retinol are applied over the peel to actively renew the cells.

Recommended course: 6 treatments at 14-day intervals.

PCA Skin peel price: 80-90 € ,(1h)

Medik8 products are cosmeceutical and offer a wide range of products for both professionals and clients. All products are manufactured in the United Kingdom, at the brand’s own laboratory. Our own laboratory research and unique technologies are used in the production of the products to help keep your skin looking young and healthy.
Medik8 products do not contain:

• fragrances or other artificial aromatisers
• synthetic colourants
• parabens
• alcohol
• products are not tested on animals
• phthalates
• all products are packaged in eco-friendly packaging made from recycled materials

The Medik8 brand offers a wide range of professional peels suitable for addressing various aesthetic concerns.

Medik8 mandelic peel

The treatment is performed using a professional Medik8 peel with 30% mandelic acid.
The mandelic peel is a superficial peel with a gentle effect on the skin and is suitable for use even during the summer period.

As the mandelic acid molecule is large, it does not penetrate into the deeper layers of the skin and does not have an aggressive effect on the skin, while effectively addressing enlarged pores, superficial pigmentation and acne, and reducing fine lines.

Suitable for: oily skin, skin prone to increased sebum production and breakouts, and skin with enlarged pores.

Recommended course: 6 treatments at 14-day intervals.

Medik8 glycolic acid peel

The treatment is performed using a professional Medik8 peel with a 30%, 50% and/or 70% glycolic acid formulation.
The glycolic acid molecule is relatively small and therefore quickly penetrates into the deeper layers of the skin, stimulating the production of collagen and hyaluronic acid.
During the treatment, glycolic acid peels of varying depths are used. 

As the concentration increases, the effect becomes more active and produces more noticeable results.

• During the first treatments, a 30% glycolic acid peel is used, which already evens out the complexion, renews the superficial skin layer and smooths fine lines, while also preparing the skin for subsequent more active treatments.
• As the skin adapts, the glycolic acid concentration is also increased – first to 50%, then to 70%. These glycolic acid concentrations are used for deeper, medium-depth peels with a pronounced effect. The recovery period after glycolic acid peels with concentrations of 50% and 70% will be longer, as will the skin peeling.

Suitable for: The peel is primarily intended for mature, ageing skin that has lost firmness, with loss of soft-tissue volume. It helps reduce hyperpigmentation, improves skin elasticity and firmness, smooths fine lines, improves skin tone and increases the skin’s moisture levels. The peel is also used as a preventative anti-ageing treatment. Due to its deep penetration into the various layers of the skin, it is also well suited to brightening post-acne pigmentation.

Medik8 peel price: 75-80 € ,(1h)

Microneedling is a cosmetic procedure based on microinjections of active ingredients into the skin to stimulate the natural renewal processes and enable deeper penetration of the serum applied to the skin. The procedure is performed using a specialised device with a needle tip. The intensity of the procedure is adjusted according to the number of needles.

Serums containing growth factors are most commonly used for more intensive stimulation.

The microneedling procedure is designed to actively stimulate the skin’s natural processes, immediately activating the production of collagen and elastin fibres.

This natural stimulation firms the skin, smooths its texture, reduces the appearance of pores and evens out the skin tone.

This procedure is also used to stimulate hair growth in cases of active hair loss.

The microneedling procedure is intended for:

• smoothing superficial wrinkles and reducing deep lines
• improving acne scars and skin texture
• reducing the appearance of pores
• hair loss; helps stimulate circulation, which supports the reactivation of dormant hair follicles.

Procedure cost: 100 € , (1 h)

Mesotherapy is an injection procedure in which preparations of various compositions – mesococktails – are injected intradermally to a depth of no more than 0.4 mm.

Mesotherapy preparations have a rich composition, often containing hyaluronic acid, amino acids, vitamins, minerals, peptides, polynucleotides and plant extracts.

Mesotherapy is used to address many aesthetic skin concerns, such as:

• smoothing superficial lines and reducing deeper lines
• intensive stimulation of hyaluronic acid, elastin and collagen fibre production
• reducing skin dryness and providing deep hydration
• reducing pigmentation
• reducing inflammation and redness, strengthening blood vessels
• eliminating scars and post-acne scars
• reducing the appearance of pores
• counteracting hair loss
• protecting against oxidative processes
• restoring skin after photodamage.

At our salon, we use the following mesopreparations:

Meso – Xanthin F199

The preparation was developed by the American cosmetology company ABC Lab to restore the structure of dermal cells at DNA level. It has a rich composition, thanks to which it can effectively inhibit cellular ageing.

The preparation contains:

• High-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid to deeply hydrate the skin, help deliver nutrients to skin cells and regulate their production.
• Essential amino acids – necessary for the creation of new proteins by skin cells, such as collagen fibres.
• Fucoxanthin is a carotenoid obtained from seaweed. Its main function is to maintain the stability of DNA strands, improve communication between cells, stimulate greater production of hyaluronic acid and collagen fibres, promote stem-cell activity and skin-cell division, and help them develop into their desired form.
• Antioxidants – help protect cells from oxidative stress
• Nucleic acids form the basis of cellular DNA and promote the production of collagen and elastin proteins.

The preparation successfully addresses not only a wide range of aesthetic skin concerns, but also certain skin conditions, which is why it is used by both cosmetologists and dermatologists.

Use of the Meso-Xanthin F199 preparation:

Meso-Xanthin F199 can be used by patients of any age.

A course of Meso-Xanthin F199 usually consists of 4–6 sessions at 10–14-day intervals.

It has a cumulative effect – to maintain lasting results, a maintenance course of injections once a year is sufficient.

Indications for the use of the Meso-Xanthin F199 preparation:

• age-related changes, such as loss of tone, ptosis, reduced skin elasticity and the appearance of wrinkles;
• reducing pigmentation and the effects of active sun exposure;
• eliminating post-acne marks and evening out skin texture;
• reducing the manifestations of rosacea, inflammatory processes and redness;
• reducing the appearance of pores and sebum secretion;
• recovery after aggressive laser procedures, chemical peels and plastic surgery;

Plinest 

A polynucleotide-based mesopreparation for intradermal administration, intended mainly for mature skin to firm the skin, improve turgor and smooth wrinkles.

The preparation contains:

The PLINEST preparation is based on polydeoxyribonucleotide, which stimulates skin-cell regeneration by acting on dermal fibroblasts (skin cells).

Thanks to its special technology, the biorevitalising preparation acts only on problem areas without affecting healthy skin cells, while in healthy areas the tissue continues its normal function without reducing its potential.

Plinest is hypoallergenic and fully compatible with skin tissue.

It is ideally suited to mature and thick skin. It is most often used for rejuvenation. Plinest is also used to correct stretch marks and scars, including post-acne scars.

Use of the Plinest preparation:

To achieve the best results, the preparation should be administered as a course of 3–4 sessions at two-week intervals. To achieve a long-lasting effect, it is recommended to repeat the course approximately twice a year.

Indications for the use of the Plinest preparation:

• Early or pronounced signs of ageing;
• Stretch marks and scars;
• Reduced skin tone and puffiness;
• Stimulating hair growth;
• Tissue regeneration after various laser procedures.

Mesotherapy from €185

Microcurrent therapy in cosmetology has evolved from physiotherapy. The method is based on the effect of weak pulsed currents on the skin. This therapy has a positive effect not only on tendons and muscles, but also on all layers of the skin.

Microcurrent therapy improves microcirculation and metabolic processes, enhances lymphatic drainage and the production of collagen and elastin, and reduces muscle tissue tone.

The microcurrent procedure is suitable for tired skin, reducing muscle tone, skin with rosacea, as well as for use as an anti-ageing therapy.

Needle-free mesotherapy (device-assisted serum infusion into the deeper layers of the skin)

Electroporation, or the delivery of active ingredients into the skin with the aid of a device, is a non-invasive technique in which the action of an electrical current opens microchannels in the skin, through which various cosmetic preparations (such as Vitamin C) are transported into the deeper layers of the skin.

This method is considered an alternative to injectable methods and is ideally suited to those who are not yet ready for injectable treatments.

The indications for the procedure may vary depending on the needs of the skin.

The procedure is suitable for:

• deep hydration and restoration of dry and damaged skin
• reducing hyperpigmentation
• reducing skin reactivity
• supporting the healing of active blemishes
• stimulating active collagen fibre production
• improving lymphatic drainage and circulation

Histolab serum infusion:

• Serum with a complex of Vitamins B3 and B5 and hyaluronic acid for hydration, reducing redness and supporting tissue healing
• Serum with Vitamin C for brightening and radiance
• Serum with placenta for damaged and reactive skin

75€ (1 h)

ZO Skin Health serum infusion:

Firming serum for skin firming

Rozatrol for skin with rosacea and couperose

Brightalive for skin brightening

80€ (1 h)