Chemicalpeeling - Peeling de Luxe Plus

Functional Classification & Clinical Positioning

Definition of metabolic peels

Metabolic peels are defined as peeling systems in which alpha-hydroxy acids (AHA) are structurally associated with retinoic acid (retinoic acid, not retinol or retinoid precursors).

This specific molecular architecture enables controlled metabolic interaction with epidermal pathways, differentiating metabolic peels from conventional acid-based or cosmetic peeling formulations.

Peeling de Luxe Plus belongs to the category of metabolic peels, defined by a specific molecular architecture in which alpha-hydroxy acids (AHA) are structurally associated with retinoic acid (retinoic acid, not retinol or retinoid derivatives).

This configuration allows controlled metabolic interaction with the epidermis, differentiating metabolic peels from conventional cosmetic acid peels.

Functional Classification

Metabolic Clinical Approach

Primary Clinical Function

Dermo-functional skin modulation and acid buffering-Support of progressive skin renewal through metabolic regulation and controlled surface exfoliation.

Clinical Approach

Clinical approach
Peeling de Luxe Plus is intended for use within professional dermo-functional and aesthetic peeling protocols, where controlled epidermal modulation and practitioner control are required. It may be integrated as a primary metabolic peel or as part of multi-step procedures, depending on protocol intensity and skin reactivity.

Within advanced workflows, it is commonly used to buffer excessive acid reactivity, support protocol predictability, and assist in controlling frosting intensity, particularly in TCA-based procedures or combination protocols.

Expected surface outcomes (protocol-dependent)

Refinement of skin texture
Improved surface luminosity
Enhanced skin radiance (shine)
Increased softness to touch
Silk-touch feel during manual skin contact

These outcomes describe observable surface and tactile properties within controlled professional protocols and do not constitute pharmacological claims.

Specific Indications

Specific Indications
Peeling de Luxe Plus is indicated for professional dermo-functional and aesthetic use within controlled protocols in the following contexts:

Visible pore enlargement
Uneven skin texture and surface irregularities
Post-desquamation epidermal recovery support
Acne-prone skin protocols (supportive use)
Melanin-reactive or melasma-prone skin (functional support)
Control of excessive frosting during peel procedures (protocol control)

Indications refer to professional protocol contexts and do not constitute pharmacological drug claims.

Clinical Highlights

Professional use

The points below summarize practical clinical use and expected surface outcomes within controlled protocols.

Specific indications

Visible pore appearance tightening
May enhance the visible results of other peeling protocols (e.g., 30-minute peel-off)
Post-desquamation epidermal comfort and recovery support
Frosting stopper support in TCA-based procedures

Buffering & protocol control

Acid buffering support
Neutralization support (workflow integration)
Functional support in melanin-reactive skin contexts (non-drug claim)
Acne-prone skin protocol support (adjunct use)

Surface parameters typically targeted

Skin texture refinement
Enhanced luminosity
Improved radiance (surface shine)

Sensory / tactile outcomes

Improved softness to touch
“Silk-touch” feel after recovery phase

Possible transient side effect

Transient erythema (redness) may occur in reactive skin. This is typically a short-lived hypersensitivity response rather than a complication. When it occurs, it usually resolves spontaneously within less than 1 hour.

Clinical Parameters

Formulation Type

Cream-based formulation

Topographic Categories

Face , Body , Neck, Décolleté, Periocular, Hands

Phototypes

Downtime

Minimal to moderate downtime, with variable desquamation profile.Downtime is generally minimal to moderate, depending on skin reactivity, protocol intensity, and combination strategy. Desquamation may range from no visible peeling to soft or micro-desquamation, and in some cases moderate exfoliation. Transient erythema may occur and typically resolves spontaneously within a short time frame.

Desquamation Profile

No desquamation, Soft desquamation, Moderate desquamation

Formulation architecture

Peeling de Luxe Plus features a dermo-functional metabolic peel formulation based on a retinoic-acid–structured AHA system.

This specific formulation architecture is designed for professional metabolic peeling protocols, enabling controlled epidermal interaction while remaining distinct from cosmetic acid peels and pharmacological drug formulations.

Key Functional Actives

Supporting and formulation ingredients listed below (INCI).

Peeling de Luxe Plus

For professional use only

Compared with Peeling de Luxe, the Plus version features a higher concentration of the key functional actives, designed for professional metabolic peeling workflows.

Key Functional Actives

Supporting and formulation ingredients are listed below (INCI).

Retinoic Acid (Stable) key active

BHA functional

Sodium Hyaluronate

Tocopherol

Methionine

Supporting & Formulation Ingredients (INCI)

Aqua (Water)

Lecithin

Magnesium Sulfate

Sorbic Acid

Triethyl Citrate

Rosa Moschata (Musk Rose) Oil

Simulcium

Ingredient information is provided for professional reference within controlled protocols.

Clinical Protocol Feature – Frosting Control

Clinical Protocol Feature — Frosting Control

Peeling de Luxe Plus also acts as a frosting stopper, particularly when used in combination with TCA-based peeling protocols.

Within advanced Color Killer protocols developed by A. Tenenbaum for the management of hyperchromias, Peeling de Luxe Plus is used to:

Stop or limit excessive TCA-induced frosting
Protect adjacent or peripheral skin areas not requiring full frosting
Control frosting intensity when a white–grey or sub-white endpoint is desired
Prevent unintended lateral diffusion of TCA beyond the targeted zone

In this context, Peeling de Luxe Plus may be combined with a TCA gel formulation at a lower concentration than the liquid TCA used for the primary peel. This approach allows precise peripheral blocking of frosting extension, without creating visible demarcation lines.

This application is intended for trained professionals within controlled protocols and does not constitute a cosmetic or pharmacological claim.

Why Peeling de Luxe Plus Is Irreplaceable in Our Peeling Protocols

Protocol-critical role

Peeling de Luxe Plus occupies a unique and non-substitutable position within professional peeling protocols due to its metabolic architecture and its ability to act simultaneously as a modulator, buffer, and protocol control tool.

Unlike conventional cosmetic or purely exfoliative peels, it is designed to integrate seamlessly into multi-step professional workflows, where predictability, safety margins, and practitioner control are essential.

Metabolic peel architecture based on a retinoic-acid–structured AHA system, enabling controlled epidermal modulation rather than simple exfoliation.
Functional buffering role before or after stronger peeling agents, improving protocol predictability and epidermal tolerance.
Frosting control / frosting stopper in TCA-based procedures, allowing precise management of frosting intensity and peripheral extension.
Essential component of advanced protocols, including Color Killer workflows, where selective control of treated and adjacent areas is required.
Comfort modulation and recovery support during post-desquamation phases, without interfering with the intended procedural endpoint.

For these reasons, Peeling de Luxe Plus is not an optional add-on, but a central structuring element within professional dermo-functional peeling strategies.

This positioning reflects professional protocol integration and does not constitute a pharmacological or therapeutic claim.

Specific Benefits

When integrated into professional dermo-functional peeling protocols, Peeling de Luxe Plus provides a set of specific benefits related to protocol control, epidermal comfort, and surface quality optimization.

Improved protocol predictability through controlled buffering and modulation of epidermal reactivity.
Enhanced practitioner control during multi-step procedures, particularly in combination with stronger peeling agents.
Selective frosting management, allowing precise adjustment of frosting intensity and peripheral extension when required.
Optimized post-desquamation comfort, supporting epidermal recovery without interfering with the intended procedural endpoint.
Refined surface appearance, including improved texture regularity, luminosity, and tactile perception.

These benefits contribute to a more structured, reproducible, and controllable peeling workflow, making Peeling de Luxe Plus a reliable component of advanced professional protocols.

Benefits refer to functional and procedural advantages observed within professional use contexts and do not constitute therapeutic or pharmacological claims.

Combinations with Other Products

Before — Skin Preparation

Use Peeling de Luxe Plus before stronger professional peels to improve surface predictability and practitioner control.

Surface homogenization and protocol priming
Buffering of excessive reactivity in sensitive or reactive skin
More controlled penetration of subsequent peel agents
Edge control when planning TCA frosting endpoints

Combine with (examples):
Aseptiskin (pre-procedure cleansing) · 30 Min Peel Off (protocol synergy) · Gradient Cream (post-procedure comfort, when appropriate)

After — Post-Procedure / Maintenance

After stronger peels, Peeling de Luxe Plus can be integrated as a functional buffering and comfort-support step within controlled workflows.

Buffer residual acidic activity (protocol-dependent)
Support epidermal comfort after desquamation
Help limit excessive frosting or irritation in multi-step sequences
Useful as an interval step between stronger sessions

Combine with (examples):
Gradient Cream (barrier comfort support) · Aseptiskin (surface hygiene between sessions) · StretchPeel (protocol alternation when indicated)

Alternate — Synergy & Comfort Modulation

Use Peeling de Luxe Plus as an alternate or standalone dermo-functional metabolic peel when aggressive exfoliation is not indicated or when progressive modulation is preferred.

Progressive protocol approach with controlled downtime
Comfort modulation in reactive skin contexts
Maintenance / interval sessions between stronger procedures
Protocol control to avoid harsh demarcation endpoints

Combine with (examples):
Gradient Cream · Aseptiskin · (Add your core “Metabolic Peels” products here as you finalize the lineup)

Usage Context

Professional (B2B) use: Peeling de Luxe Plus is intended for professional use by trained practitioners within controlled dermo-functional and aesthetic peeling protocols. It may be applied as a standalone functional peel, as a buffering or modulation step before or after more intensive peeling procedures, or as part of multi-step clinical workflows. Its formulation is designed to support epidermal regulation, acid buffering, and post-desquamation comfort without pharmacological drug action.

Contextual (B2C) use under professional guidance: Peeling de Luxe Plus may be incorporated into short, protocol-defined at-home phases only when explicitly prescribed and supervised by a qualified professional. In this context, its use remains strictly limited to functional skin modulation and maintenance between in-office procedures, and does not constitute a cosmetic home-care product or a medicinal treatment.

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