Salicylic Peel in Baku

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Overview

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The salicylic peel at Paramed is a superficial chemical peel based on salicylic acid (BHA). Unlike AHA acids (mandelic, glycolic, lactic), salicylic acid is oil-soluble: it gets into the pores and dissolves sebum and keratin plugs. That is why this peel is chosen mainly for oily and combination skin, acne-prone skin, enlarged pores and blackheads. The cosmetologist chooses the concentration, contact time and number of sessions after examining your skin. Price: 60 AZN per session. A consultation is required; contraindications apply.

Benefits

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✅ Clears pores and dissolves sebum
✅ Reduces blackheads and comedones
✅ Suits oily and acne-prone skin
✅ Evens out texture and makes pores less visible
✅ Price: 60 AZN per session
✅ Free cosmetologist consultation before the course

How it works

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1
Consultation: skin type, breakouts, season, contraindications
2
Cleansing and degreasing the skin
3
Applying the salicylic acid solution; tingling, stinging and a whitish film are possible
4
Removing the solution and applying a soothing product
5
Home-care and SPF advice

Technology

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Salicylic acid is a beta-hydroxy acid (BHA). Because it is oil-soluble, it works not only on the surface but inside the pores: it softens keratin plugs, dissolves sebum and has an anti-inflammatory effect. This sets it apart from water-soluble AHA acids, which work mainly on the skin surface. The salicylic peel is a superficial peel: there is usually no real downtime, though redness and light flaking are possible in the first days.

BHA acid: oil-soluble and gets into the pores.
Dissolves sebum and keratin plugs (comedones).
Anti-inflammatory effect for acne-prone skin.
Superficial peel without real downtime.
The course is planned individually.

Preparation & aftercare

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Before the procedure

Stop retinoids, scrubs and strong acids 5–7 days before.
Avoid tanning and sunbeds for 2 weeks before.
Tell the specialist about any aspirin (salicylate) allergy and all medicines you take.
Postpone the session if you have a herpes flare, wounds or burns on the skin.
Do not remove facial hair 2–3 days before the session.

After the procedure

Use SPF 30–50 every day for at least 1–2 weeks.
Moisturise with gentle products.
No retinoids or other acids for 3–5 days.
Avoid sauna, steam bath and pool for 2–3 days.
Do not rub the skin or pick at flaking.

FAQ

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? How is a salicylic peel different from a mandelic peel? ⌄

Salicylic acid is oil-soluble and works inside the pores, so it suits oily skin, acne and blackheads better. Mandelic acid (AHA) evens out tone and texture more gently. The cosmetologist chooses after examining your skin.

? How much does a salicylic peel cost? ⌄

60 AZN per session. The cosmetologist consultation is free.

? How many sessions do I need? ⌄

Usually a course of several sessions 10–14 days apart; the specialist decides the exact number.

? Will my skin peel? ⌄

It is a superficial peel: there is usually no heavy peeling, though redness and light flaking are possible in the first days.

? Who should not have a salicylic peel? ⌄

Contraindications: aspirin (salicylate) allergy, pregnancy and breastfeeding, a herpes flare, damaged skin, a fresh tan. The specialist confirms the full list at the consultation.

? Can I have it in summer? ⌄

Autumn and winter are the best seasons. At other times only if the specialist agrees, with daily SPF.