GA Peel — Glycolic Acid Chemical Exfoliation
Glycolic Acid chemical peel
Glycolic Acid chemical peel
GA Peel uses Glycolic Acid (AHA family) for chemical exfoliation, gently removing the outermost skin layer for refined texture and pigment improvement. ABLE Dermatology Songpa adjusts concentration and contact time for safe in-clinic procedure.
A medically established foundational chemical peel — effective for acne·texture·pigment·dullness. With appropriate concentration, recovery is short and daily return is fast.
Glycolic acid is the smallest molecule in the AHA (Alpha Hydroxy Acid) family with excellent surface penetration. 1) Weakens cell-cell bonds in surface keratin for gentle shedding, 2) surface pigment lifts with it, 3) texture smooths and tone evens.
Same GA differs by 20%, 35%, 50%, 70% concentrations in action depth and results. Too low: weak effect. Too high: irritation·PIH risk. Precise concentration and contact time customization per patient skin state is critical.
Recommended for rough texture, blackheads, mild acne, dullness, fine lines, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH).
Accumulated surface keratin roughens texture and reduces light reflection. GA gently sheds keratin — texture smooths and tone brightens.
GA penetrates pore-internal solidified sebum and keratin clusters, loosening bonds. Repeated sessions progressively refine pores.
GA's anti-inflammatory and sebum-regulating effects help mild acne control. Simultaneously, surface pigment (PIH·partial melasma) lightens.
Same GA peel differs by concentration·contact time·neutralization timing. Director Jeong personally designs per patient.
Evaluate skin thickness, sensitivity, keratin state, acne pattern. Check herpes history, isotretinoin use, pregnancy/breastfeeding, UV exposure habits.
Select concentration suited to patient skin state, precisely adjust contact time. Monitor patient response during procedure, neutralize at calibrated time.
Post-neutralization soothing mask or moisturizing booster stabilizes skin. UV protection and home care guides; 2~4 week interval recommended.
Thoroughly cleanse skin to remove cosmetics/oils, preparing for uniform GA solution penetration.
Concentration-controlled glycolic acid carefully applied to skin. Concentration and contact time customized by skin type·sensitivity.
At calibrated time, GA action stopped with neutralizer. Soothing mask or moisturizing booster stabilizes skin.
2~4 week intervals 3~6 sessions recommended. Adjusted by texture, acne, tone state.
Light peeling possible 2~5 days. Not for everyone — depends on concentration and patient response.
Toning is pigment-focused; GA Peel is texture·blackheads·mild acne·surface pigment focused. Can be combined.
Yes. Toning, boosters, LDM combinable. Schedule in consultation.
Starting low concentration is safe. Director Jeong personally evaluates and determines concentration.
Same-day or next day. Peeling area gently managed with non-irritating products.
Be able to choose, not be pushed.
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This content is general medical information. Treatment effects and side effects vary by individual. Please consult in person.
