| Customization: | Available |
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| Color: | Transparent |
| Application: | Facial, Body |
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The LHA LALA peel was launched in 2020 in South Korea and is now offered in 500+ dermatology and skin clinics in Korea alone. Worldwide, there are 12+ clinics performing the LHA peel and this figure is growing rapidly. Commonly known as the Glass Skin Facial, this treatment is becoming increasingly popular due to its no downtime, no discomfort and glass skin like results. We are always staying up-to-date with current industry trends and products, and at PCM we are proud to introduce the LHA peel amongst our extensive selection of chemical peels and dermal therapies.
LHA stands for lipohydroxy acid, which is a 4th generation acid to enter the aesthetics industry. LHA falls under the beta-hydroxy (BHA) acid category and is a salicylic acid derivative. It features anti-microbial, anti-inflammatory and anti-fungal properties.
LHA is considered to be comedolytic (an ingredient capable of preventing and treating comedones) and helps prevent blemishes from forming when oil becomes trapped in pores. It can directly target sebum-rich sebaceous glands, further preventing acne and blemishes.
This treatment helps reduce dead skin cell build, thus allowing more optimal penetration compared to some other skin products.
Compared to salicylic acid (another beta-hydroxy acid), LHA has a larger molecular size and a fatty acid structure, thereby enabling LHA to penetrate the skin at a slower rate when compared to salicylic acid. LHA is gentler and more well-tolerated, than some other hydroxy acids.
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