Black Peel is a peeling treatment that uses TCA (trichloroacetic acid) adjusted to a mild acidic concentration to remove dead skin cells and impurities from the skin surface while calming inflammation and sebum.

Despite its name, it is a low-irritation treatment rather than a strong peeling, making it especially suitable for acne-prone skin, sensitive skin, and frequent breakouts.

POINT 1 – For those with excessive sebum and frequent acne concerns
POINT 2 – For those with rough skin texture and flaky makeup
POINT 3 – For those with sensitive skin needing consistent, gentle care
POINT 4 – For those with complex problem skin including inflammatory acne, milia, and oiliness
POINT 5 – For those needing skin texture refinement and tone improvement after acne treatment

STEP 1 – Skin analysis and preparation
STEP 2 – Application of Black Peel
STEP 3 – Neutralization and removal of residues
STEP 4 – Soothing and moisturizing care
STEP 5 – Finish with sun protection

01. Regulates sebum production and soothes inflammation.
02. Refines pores, removes dead skin cells, and improves skin texture.
03. Prevents acne worsening and reduces breakouts.
04. Evens out skin tone and promotes skin regeneration.
05. Depending on skin condition, repeated treatments are recommended 3 to 5 times at 1 to 2-week intervals.

- Washing your face and applying makeup are allowed on the day of treatment, but avoid strong irritation, friction, and exfoliation.

- Sun protection is essential; do not forcibly peel off any flaking skin.

- The skin may feel dry or slightly raised within 1 to 3 days, so adequate moisturizing is necessary.

- Avoid sauna, steam rooms, alcohol, and intense exercise for 2 to 3 days.