Mesoestetic Mesopeel Blemiskin 50ml

Mesoestetilemiskin 50ml is a professional chemical peel specifically formulated to treat oily, acne-prone skin and the blemishes associated with it. “Blemiskin” suggests its focus on blemishes, which includes active acne, blackheads, whiteheads, and the textural and tonal issues caused by acne (such as enlarged pores, post-acne marks, and uneven skin surface). This peel has a combination of ingredients that provide a keratolytic (exfoliating) effect to unclog pores and reduce sebum, as we and antibacterial actions to calm active breakouts. The treatment helps even out skin texture and tone, control oiliness, and reduce the frequency of breakouts, giving the skin a clearer and smoother appearance. Unlike some general purpose peels, Blemiskin is tailored for problematic skin: it addresses not only acne but also the scars and hyperpigmentation that can follow acne. With regular treatments, Mesopeel Blemiskin can significantly improve the complexion of someone with acne-prone skin, making it look more refined, matte, and healthier overall. 

Contains

Mesopeel Blemiskin is a multi-acid peel cocktail with ingredients chosen to combat acne and its effects. Based on the snippet provided and typicalons, it contains: 

• Salicylic Acid: A key ingredient for acne. Salicylic acid is a BHA that can penetrate into oily pores and exfoliate them from the inside, helping to clear out blackheads and prevent clogged pores. It also has an antiseptic effect against acne bacteria and reduces inflammation. The peel likely contains a substantial percentage of salicylic (Jessner-like peels often have 14%; but Blemiskin’s specifics show multiple acids, possibly salicylic around 10-20%).
  
• Succinic Acid: This acid has gained traccne treatment. It has antimicrobial properties and helps regulate sebaceous gland activity. Succinic acid also has a buffering effect that reduces inflammation. It’s known to reduce the visibility of pores and control oil, making it a perfect component for an acne peel.
  
• Glycolic Acid: An AHA that helps in resurfacing the skin. In Blemiskin, glycolic acid will exfoliate the surface, smooth fine scars, and enhance penetration of the other acids. It softens comedones (plugs in pores) and helps in shedding the top layer of skin, which can reduce post-acne hyperpigmentation.
  
• Caffeic Acid: An interesting inclusion; caffeic acid is an antioxidant that also has anti-inflammatory properties. Possibly included to mitigate inflammation and provide some antioxidant benefits to healing acne lesions. It might also improve microcirculation in the skin.
  
• Glyceric Acid: Perhaps referring to glycerol or relatd? If glyceric acid is included, it might help with hydration or act as a mild AHA. Not completely sure, but possibly a derivative that contributes to the peeling effect.
  
• Chlorella Vulgaris Extract: Chlorella is an algae rich in vitamins and amino acids. In a peel, its extract might play a role in soothing or providing nutrients for skin regeneration. Altit might help with pigmentation as some algae extracts do. Given context, it could be included for its regenerative and anti-inflammatory properties, helping skin recover and adding a bit of a post-peel brightening.
  
• Vitamin A (Retinoid): Not explicitly mentioned, but some acne peels include retinoic acid or retinaldehyde applied after acids to boost peeling and clearing of comedones. If Blemiskin is a one-step peel, mayt Mesoestetic might incorporate something in their protocol.
  

From the description, the active ingredients explicitly listed are: 

• Glycolic acid
  
• Succinic acid
  
• Salicylic acid
  
• Caffeic acid
  
• Glyceric acid
  
• Chlorella extract
  

These collectively confer keratolytic, comedolytic (pore-clearing), anti-inflammatory, and antibacterial effects: 

• The keratolytic effect is from glycolic, salicylic, succinic – they soften and shed the stratum corneum, even out skin texture and tone and reduce fine lines or superficial scars from past acne.
  
• Comedolytic/Anti-acne: Salicylic unclogs pores; succinic reduces sebum and bacteria, glycolic also helps prevent comedo formation by speeding cell turnover.
  
• Anti-inflammatory: Succinic and chlorella and caffeic acid likely help reduce redness. After the peel, acne lesions are less inflamed and start healing.
  
• Antibacterial: Salicylic (and possibly succinic) help kill P. acnes bacteria.
  
• Oil-Regulating: The peel definitely regulates sebaceous secretion and reduces pore visibility. Clients often see a reduction in shine and size of pores after a peel series.
  
• Brightening: By exfoliating, it fades post-acne dark spots (the snippet confirms it evens skin tone and gives radiance).
  

Intended for

Mesopeel Blemiskin is intended for patients with oily and acne-prone skin, and those dealing with consequences of acne. Specific intended scenarios: 

• Active Acne (Mild to Moderate): Individuals currently experiencing breakouts – whether comedonal (blackheads/whiteheads) or papulopustular acne – who need a treatment to reduce acne and prevent new lesions. This peel will dry out active pimples and accelerate their resolution, while also cleaning out pores to minimize future breakouts.
  
• Post-Acne Residual Marks: Peopleleftover brown or red marks from past acne will benefit as the peel accelerates the fading of these marks by removing top pigmented layers and reducing residual inflammation.
  
• Oily Skin with Large Pores: Even if someone isn’t breaking out heavily, an oily skin type often has enlarged pores, rough texture, and dullness. Blemiskin peel refines skin texture and tone, and regulates sebum so such skin appears smoother and more matte. It’s great for a “skin reset” in oily skin individuals. -Aging Concerns:** Sometimes adults have both acne and early wrinkles or sun damage (a not-uncommon scenario known as “adult acne”). This peel, containing glycolic and other anti-aging acids, can simultaneously treat breakouts and soften fine lines, improve firmness and give brightness. It’s like a comprehensive approach for adult acne sufferers who also want anti-aging benefits.
  
• Acne in Hardy Areas: Could be used on chest or back acne as well (areas often oily and with breakouts). Given it’s 50ml, there is enough solution to apply to those larger areas in clinic. It would help with backne and the post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation on the back.
  

Ideal candidates are those with Fitzpatrick I-III (lighter skin) typically, because they have less risk of post-peel hyperpigmentation, but under a controlled environment, even those with higher Fitzpatrick who have acne could be treated with caution and pre-treatment. The presence of anti-inflammatory ingredients likely helps make it safer for slightly darker skin too by mitigating inflammation. Usually, this peel would be part of a series (e.g., 4-6 peels, 2 weeks apart) to gradually and effectively make skin less blemished. After each peel, patients might experience some light flaking rather than sheet peeling, plus mild redness for a day or two. Over time, they’ll notice fewer breakouts, reduced oiliness, tighter pores, and a smoother, more radiant complexion. It’s particularly useful for those who have tried various skincare products with limited success and want a stronger, professional intervention. It can also be an alternative or adjunct to oral acne medications for some (like for those who cannot or do not want to take isotretinoin, doing a series of peels can significantly improve acne). \n \nIn summary, Mesoestetic Mesopeel Blemiskin is intended as a go-to peel for acne and oily problem skin, aiming to clarify the skin of blemishes, even out skin tone, control oil, and provide a smoother, healthier appearance. It can be considered a medium superficial peel and is safe when performed by experienced professionals following proper protocols for acneic skin.