The mesoestetic® Periocular Peel is a professional chemical peel specifically developed to address signs of ageing around the eyes. Its multi-acid formulation is designed to improve fine lines, uneven texture and the appearance of certain types of dark circles, promoting a smoother, more refreshed eye contour.
The skin surrounding the eyes is thinner and more delicate than many other facial areas, making it particularly susceptible to visible signs of ageing. Fine lines, wrinkles, changes in pigmentation and loss of skin firmness may become increasingly noticeable due to natural ageing, sun exposure and repeated facial expressions.
The mesoestetic® Periocular Peel forms part of the mesopeel® MD range and combines glycolic, salicylic and phytic acids with complementary active ingredients.
Glycolic acid promotes controlled exfoliation and epidermal renewal, helping improve superficial texture and fine lines. Salicylic acid contributes to exfoliation, while phytic acid is incorporated for its antioxidant and pigment-related properties.
The formulation also contains thioctic acid, caffeic acid and coumarin. Together, these ingredients form a specialised treatment developed for the particular concerns of the periocular area.
Unlike general facial peels, this treatment is specifically intended for professional application around the eye contour using an appropriate protocol. The aim is to improve superficial skin quality and the appearance of early ageing without relying on more invasive procedures.
The Periocular Peel may be considered for individuals concerned about fine lines, early wrinkles, uneven skin texture, certain types of under-eye discolouration and mild loss of firmness around the eyes.
Dark circles can develop for several reasons, including pigmentation, visible blood vessels, thin skin and anatomical shadowing. Because these causes require different approaches, a consultation is important to determine whether a chemical peel is likely to provide a meaningful improvement.
During treatment, the peel is carefully applied to the designated periocular treatment area according to the manufacturer's professional protocol. Mild tingling, warmth or stinging may occur.
Temporary redness, dryness, sensitivity or light flaking may develop following treatment. Because the eye contour is particularly delicate, careful application and appropriate aftercare are essential.
Improvements in superficial texture may become noticeable as the skin renews, while persistent concerns may require a course of treatments or a combination of approaches.
