What should I expect during treatment?

The treatment area is carefully assessed and cleansed before the procedure.

The selected peeling solution is then carefully applied to the appropriate external intimate skin according to the manufacturer's instructions and your individualized treatment plan.

You may experience mild warmth, tingling or a temporary stinging sensation during application.

The practitioner will monitor the skin throughout the treatment and remove or neutralize the product according to the specific peeling protocol being used.

Treatment time is generally short, although the exact duration depends on the product and treatment area.

The peel should only be applied to the intended external skin. It is not applied inside the vagina or onto internal mucosal tissue unless a specific product is expressly designed and authorized for such use.

After your Intimate Peeling treatment

Mild redness, sensitivity, dryness or tightness may occur following treatment. Depending on the peel used, superficial peeling or flaking may develop during the following days.

Your practitioner will provide personalized aftercare instructions. You may be advised to:

• Avoid sexual intercourse until the treated skin has recovered and your practitioner confirms that it is appropriate.

• Avoid strenuous exercise for the period recommended by your practitioner.

• Avoid swimming until the treated area has sufficiently recovered.

• Avoid saunas, steam rooms, hot baths and excessive heat during the initial recovery period.

• Avoid fragranced or potentially irritating intimate products.

• Avoid exfoliating the treated area or using active skincare products unless specifically recommended.

• Do not pick, peel or manually remove any flaking skin.

• Wear loose, breathable underwear and clothing where possible.

• Avoid rubbing, scratching or unnecessary friction on the treated area.

• Follow all cleansing, moisturizing and aftercare instructions provided by your practitioner.

The exact recovery period will depend on the strength and formulation of the peel and your individual skin response.

When should Intimate Peeling not be performed?

Intimate Peeling may not be appropriate in certain circumstances. Your practitioner will assess the treatment area and review your medical history before proceeding.

Treatment may be contraindicated or require medical assessment or clearance in cases including:

• Pregnancy or breastfeeding

• Active infection or inflammation in the treatment area

• Open wounds, broken skin or compromised skin barrier

• Undiagnosed lesions or unexplained vulvar changes

• Active genital herpes or other active skin infections

• Significant irritation, dermatitis or inflammation

• Recent aggressive exfoliation or other treatments that may compromise the skin barrier

• Known allergy or hypersensitivity to any component of the peeling product

• Certain immune or autoimmune conditions

• Significant problems with wound healing

• Certain medications or medical conditions that may increase skin sensitivity or affect healing

Additional contraindications or precautions may apply depending on the specific peeling product being used.

This list is not exhaustive. Your practitioner will determine whether treatment is appropriate for you following a consultation and medical assessment.

Important considerations

Intimate Peeling is an aesthetic treatment intended for the external intimate skin. The results depend on the specific formulation, concentration, application technique and individual skin response.

Not all intimate peeling products are equivalent. Their active ingredients, concentrations, pH, manufacturing standards, intended use and regulatory status can differ.

Pigmentation in the intimate area is common and can be influenced by genetics, hormones, friction, inflammation and previous skin irritation. The aim of treatment is to improve the appearance of uneven pigmentation rather than necessarily achieve a specific or uniform skin tone.

Overly aggressive peeling can irritate sensitive intimate skin and may potentially worsen pigmentation or cause other complications. For this reason, treatment should be performed conservatively using a product appropriate for the intended treatment area and by an appropriately trained medical professional.

Intimate Peeling should not be presented as a treatment for vaginal infections, sexually transmitted infections, vaginal dryness, urinary incontinence, sexual dysfunction or other medical conditions.

Your consultation

Intimate-area treatments require a discreet and individualized approach.

During your consultation, we will discuss your concerns, expectations and medical history and assess the condition of the external intimate skin.

We will explain the recommended peeling product, treatment protocol, expected recovery, potential benefits and limitations, and any relevant risks.

Your treatment plan will be tailored to your individual skin type, anatomy and aesthetic goals.

Our priority is to provide a professional, confidential and personalized experience focused on healthy-looking, natural-looking skin.

Intimate Peeling is a medical aesthetic treatment. Individual results may vary.