The Ferulac Peel Classic is designed to combat photoaging, melasma, and sun spots. It targets the early signs of aging and unwanted pigmentation, offering a solution for skin damaged by excessive sun exposure. The peel is suitable for treating fine lines, wrinkles, discoloration, and skin roughness caused by UV damage.
Ferulac Peel Classic – Dosage Information
The Ferulac Peel Classic contains 12% Ferulic Acid and 5% Phloretin. It should be applied uniformly across the skin to form a white mask, which is the indication of correct application. Below are the application guidelines:
- 2-3 ml of the product per session.
- Spread the product evenly on the face.
- Allow the mask to dry, ensuring uniform application.
The peel is typically used in combination treatments to enhance results, with sessions spaced weekly depending on the patient’s skin response.
Ferulac Peel Classic – Side Effects and Precautions
Ferulic acid and phloretin are both powerful antioxidants, but like all chemical peels, Ferulac Peel Classic must be used with caution to avoid skin irritation or hypersensitivity. Common side effects include:
- Redness or erythema following application.
- Peeling and mild swelling.
- Increased photosensitivity.
Precautions to take during treatment:
- Avoid excessive sun exposure after the peel.
- Use of broad-spectrum sunscreen is mandatory after every session to prevent further skin damage.
- Patients with sensitive skin or those prone to allergic reactions should consult their doctor before undergoing the treatment.
Ferulac Peel Classic – Clinical Studies and Outcomes
Clinical results indicate that Ferulac Peel Classic improves skin texture, minimizes fine lines, and reduces hyperpigmentation after multiple sessions. Most patients report visible results within 3-4 weeks of treatment, with optimal results achieved after 6-8 treatments.
- 90% of patients report smoother skin.
- 85% of users observe a reduction in sunspots and melasma.
- 70% of patients report significant improvements in skin elasticity.
Ferulac Peel Classic – Drug Interactions
The Ferulac Peel Classic may interact with certain retinoids or other strong chemical exfoliants. It is recommended to avoid the concurrent use of retinol or vitamin A derivatives when undergoing this peel, as it may exacerbate skin irritation.
Doctors also advise against combining the peel with other acid-based treatments unless under professional supervision. Proper neutralization of the peel after use is critical to avoid prolonged irritation.
