Kiko Kono, M.D.
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Graduated from Kawasaki Medical School. Worked as a dermatologist for about 20 years at core hospitals. After many years of experience and achievements, he became a cosmetic dermatologist. His practice style is to examine the skin thoroughly and pursue what is happening where on the skin and approach the problem. Her specialties include customized treatment, laser treatment, Botox, and skin growth injections. In her private life, she is a mother of two children.
Peels are a simple skincare treatment that can be done not only at cosmetic dermatology clinics and beauty salons but also at home. Recently, “Lala Peel,” which originated in South Korea, has been gaining a lot of attention. In this article, we’ll explain the different types of peels, their characteristics, and the benefits you can expect.
What Is Peeling?
Peeling is a process that uses the power of chemicals toA medication that softens the stratum corneum on the skin's surface and promotes skin renewalIt effectively removes dead skin cells and impurities accumulated on the skin’s surface. Doing so can help prevent skin problems. Another key benefit of peeling is that, depending on the solution used, it can promote collagen production and provide age-appropriate skin care.
YAYOI CLINIC has introduced four types of peels: Massage Peel, Mint Peel, Milanoli Peel, and Lara Peel. We’ll explain each in detail below.
YAYOI CLINIC's "Massage Peel"
Massage peels are,Peeling agents designed to minimize epidermal exfoliationThis treatment involves massaging a solution—which is less likely to cause skin peeling—into the skin until it penetrates the dermis. It stimulates the production of collagen and other substances, giving the skin firmness and elasticity. It’s also characterized by minimal redness and peeling, with virtually no downtime. Furthermore, thanks to the effects of kojic acid, repeated treatments can help brighten the complexion over time. The Massage Peel is ideal for those who want to improve their skin’s elasticity and firmness, refine their skin texture, or address concerns about dark spots and dullness.
YAYOI CLINIC's "Mint Peel"
Mint peel is,A peeling product that provides a menthol-like sensation and is formulated to minimize the stinging sensation typically associated with peeling treatments. This innovative formula leaves your skin feeling refreshingly cool after treatment. In addition to four types of exfoliating ingredients, it contains peptides that are expected to be highly effective against wrinkles. Not only does it help refine the skin and address fine lines and acne, but it can also be used on a wide range of areas, including the neck and décolletage. With its mild exfoliating action, Mint Peel is less likely to cause peeling and is gentle enough for even those with sensitive skin. It’s ideal for anyone who wants to “take care of their body, such as the neck and hands,” “address concerns about skin texture and pores,” or “avoid the burning sensation often associated with peels.”
YAYOI CLINIC's "Milano Peel"
Milan Repeal is,A peeling agent that contains five types of acids as well as moisturizing ingredients. It can help reduce concerns such as dark spots, dullness, and acne. The main active ingredients in the Milano Peel include trichloroacetic acid (TCA), lactobionic acid, salicylic acid, tartaric acid, and citric acid. Although it contains a high concentration of trichloroacetic acid and may cause peeling, the treatment is specifically designed to minimize discomfort during the procedure. It is well-suited for those concerned about acne scars, enlarged pores, fine lines, rough texture, or dullness.
YAYOI CLINIC's "Lala Peel"
Lalapearl is,A peeling product originating in Korea that can be used even on sensitive skin without causing peeling. It contains LHA (lipohydroxy acid), P-sol™, and lipids. LHA exfoliates dead skin cells while minimizing irritation to refine skin texture; P-sol™ promotes collagen production to enhance firmness; and lipids strengthen the skin’s barrier function. Because it gently removes only dead skin cells while maintaining the thickness of the epidermis, this peel is gentle enough even for those with sensitive skin. It is ideal for people who have given up on peels due to sensitive skin, or who are concerned about dryness, dullness, uneven texture, or a lack of firmness.
Prices for Peels Offered at YAYOI CLINIC
YAYOI CLINIC's "Choice of peelingIn the “Menu” section, you can choose from three types of peels: the Massage Peel, the Mint Peel, and the Milanoli Peel, as described above. The Milanoli Peel can be applied to a wide range of areas, including the hands, neck, décolletage, and back, with prices varying depending on the size of the treated area. The Lara Peel, designed for those with sensitive skin, is available as a facial-only treatment or a facial plus neck treatment. Choose the peel that’s right for you.
If you're looking for a chemical peel, visit YAYOI CLINIC
The expected results, downtime, and level of skin irritation from a peel vary depending on the chemical solution used.Choose a treatment based on your skin type and concernsThis will help you achieve more effective skincare.
At Yayoi Clinic, we offer a variety of peel treatments, including the Massage Peel, Mint Peel, Milanoli Peel, and Lara Peel. If you’re concerned about enlarged pores or dull skin, or if you’re looking for a peel suitable for sensitive skin, please feel free to contact us.
Aesthetic Dermatology, Cosmetic Medicine, Cosmetic Surgery, Art Makeup in Hiroshima YAYOI CLINIC offers treatments for different skin, body, and facial concerns.
In order to offer a better option for everyone, we will assess each person's skin condition and formulate a treatment plan that meets their needs in terms of treatment duration, budget, and acceptable downtime.
If you have any concerns, please come for a counseling session first.
*This information, including treatment fees and product prices, is current as of the time the column was published. Please be aware of this in advance.
[Treatment details].
chemical peeling
-Massage Peel
- Milanoli Peel
-Mint Peel
Duration and number of treatments
Massage peel: once every 2-3 weeks, about 5 times in total
Milanoli Peel: Once every 2 to 3 weeks, for a total of about 3 to 10 sessions
Mint peel: once every 1-2 weeks, about 4-6 times in total
Cost] 1 time ¥21,780～¥43,560
Risks and side effects] Redness, peeling, scabbing, etc.
[Regarding treatment using unapproved medical devices, unapproved pharmaceuticals, etc.
This treatment includes procedures using drugs or medical devices not approved in Japan.
The medicines and medical devices used for treatment were imported by private individuals based on the judgment of the doctors at our clinic. Please refer to the following for information on medicines and other items of concern for personal importation.
https://www.yakubutsu.mhlw.go.jp/individualimport/purchase/index.html
There are no other domestically approved drugs with the same ingredients or performance.
There is a possibility that serious risks, side effects, etc. have not been identified.
In the unlikely event of serious side effects, the drug is not covered by the government's Adverse Drug Reactions Relief Program.
Description of treatment] Lara Peel
Treatment period and frequency] Once every 2 weeks to once a month (5-10 times / 1 course)
Cost] 1 time ¥12,100～¥19,900
Risks and side effects] Redness, dryness, burning, itching, discomfort, etc.
[Regarding treatment using unapproved medical devices, unapproved pharmaceuticals, etc.
This treatment includes procedures using drugs or medical devices not approved in Japan.
The medicines and medical devices used for treatment were imported from MD Skin Solutions, Inc. under the judgment of our doctors.
There are no other domestically approved drugs with the same ingredients or performance.
Information on safety, etc. in other countries
-All products are CE certified in Europe.
There is a possibility that serious risks, side effects, etc. have not been identified.
In the unlikely event of serious side effects, the drug is not covered by the government's Adverse Drug Reactions Relief Program.
