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Sothys Peels

Three exfoliation protocols, from a gentle fruit-acid peel to a bespoke peel covering face, neck and décolleté.

Sothys Peels, Face, Loanny Beauty à Etterbeek

In a few words

  • Three depths, from a gentle peel to a bespoke one
  • Salicylic and glycolic acid in the Glysalac Pro
  • Comedone extraction and a plumping mask
  • Finer skin texture, more even complexion
  • Protocol chosen during the skin analysis
Practical information
Before the treatment
A skin analysis is required first: 50 €, deducted from the treatment done the same day.
From
€95.00
Duration
50 mins
Recommended sessions
A course of three to six sessions, two to four weeks apart depending on the protocol.
After the session
Redness for twenty-four to forty-eight hours. Light flaking is possible over the following days. Sunscreen is compulsory for the whole course.

The protocols

AC Pro peel

€95.00 50 mins

Fifty minutes, the gentlest of the three. A surface exfoliation for a clearer, brighter complexion straight away. It targets dull, tired skin and suits every skin type except reactive.

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Glysalac Pro peel

€100.00 60 mins

Sixty minutes, salicylic and glycolic acid. Exfoliation and pore clearing, comedone extraction, a plumping mask, then a lifting massage. This is the protocol for uneven texture and enlarged pores.

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Bespoke peel

€150.00 60 mins

Sixty minutes, face, neck and décolleté. The exfoliating solution is matched to the diagnosis: fine lines, dull complexion, dark spots or uneven texture. The most complete of the three, and the only one to treat all three areas.

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The treatment in detail

A peel lifts the layer of dead cells that dulls the complexion and restarts the renewal of the epidermis. What the three protocols share: a cleanse, the exfoliating solution, a monitored contact time, then neutralisation, a mask and a repairing cream.

What separates them is depth. The AC Pro peel stays on the surface and goes for immediate radiance. The Glysalac Pro combines salicylic and glycolic acid, clears the pores and works on skin texture. The bespoke peel matches the solution to the diagnosis and treats neck and décolleté along with the face.

None of the three suits reactive skin. The choice is made during the skin analysis, based on your skin tone, the season and what your skin has been through in the preceding weeks.

Sun protection is the condition of any peel. Exfoliated skin is bare skin: without daily sunscreen, the result is paid for in dark spots.

You can expect…

A clearer, more even complexion, finer skin texture, less visible pores.

On dark spots and fine lines the result is built over a course: one session brightens, several spaced sessions make the change stick.

Book the protocol chosen during your skin analysis. Each has its own slot.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the three peels?

Depth. The AC Pro exfoliates gently and goes for immediate radiance. The Glysalac Pro combines two acids and works on texture and pores. The bespoke peel matches the solution to the diagnosis and also treats the neck and décolleté.

Will my skin flake?

Often a little, two to three days after the session, and rarely in a visible way. It depends on the depth and on your skin.

Can I have a peel in summer?

Yes, provided you wear sunscreen every day and stay out of the sun for fifteen days afterwards. Without that, the peel creates the very spots it was meant to erase.

How many sessions do I need?

Three to six, two to four weeks apart. The skin analysis sets the number before you start, not session by session.

Contraindications
  • Reactive skin, rosacea or eczema on the area
  • Pregnancy and breastfeeding
  • Isotretinoin treatment ongoing or stopped less than six months ago
  • Active cold sore outbreak
  • Sun exposure or a tanning session within fifteen days
  • Cut, wound or sunburn on the area

This information does not replace medical advice. An individual assessment comes before any first session, and the treatment may be declined if your situation does not allow it.