About Fotana Micropeels in Victoria.
At Cosmedica, we pride ourselves on providing Victoria and Vancouver Island residents with premium treatments that suit their every skin need. Treatments like the Micropeel bridge the gap between superficial skin exfoliation treatments such as chemical peels and more assertive fractional laser treatments. For patients who want to maintain or boost their skin radiance and encourage regeneration without the recovery time associated with assertive laser resurfacing, Micropeels are a perfect fit.
Fotana Micropeels help with:
- pores
- skin texture & tone
- wrinkles & fines lines
How it works:
Using light energy, the Micropeel targets the outermost layers of the skin to depths that activate special messenger proteins. These messenger cells communicate with the deeper layers of the skin to stimulate cell regeneration. When the cell renewal process is mobilized, skin texture is smoothed, pores are refined, and the skin is revitalized–imparting a beautiful glow to your complexion.
Cost
- LOW
- MED
- HIGH
Starting from $350 per treatment
Recovery
Number of treatments
1 to 3 treatment sessions
Micropeel Frequently Asked Questions
Most patients tolerate the treatment well, but you can expect some mild discomfort. Comfort measures are available as needed.
You can expect to see noticeable improvements build from the very first treatment. Depending on your goal, we will recommend a series of treatments tailored for you. For prolonged outcomes, we recommend seasonal or annual treatments.
Micropeels primarily help with fine texture and pigmentation. Your pores will be refined and your skin will appear more radiant and rejuvenated.
You can expect to see some mild redness and swelling for 1-3 days, but you can return to your regular activities immediately following your Micropeel treatment.
Micropeels help to maintain healthy-looking skin by quickly exfoliating the dead skin layer. Wearing sun protection and following a professionally recommended skincare routine can help prevent further damage.
