Blemish-prone, reactive skin
Skin that breaks out but also flushes, stings, or reacts to stronger products. AzeAc clears without setting off the reactivity.
A peel for congestion, redness, and blemish-prone skin that's also reactive. Calms while it clears.
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Some skins fall into a difficult middle ground — blemish-prone, but also red, reactive, or quick to flare. Stronger peels can clear the breakouts and worsen the redness; gentler peels calm the redness without doing enough on the congestion.
AzeAc is built specifically for that middle ground. The formulation pairs azelaic acid — well-known for its ability to calm both blemishes and redness — with supporting actives that work gently on congestion. The result is a peel that addresses both concerns at once, without choosing between them.
Skin walks out calmer, clearer, and quietly settled in a way that more aggressive peels don't deliver.
This peel earns its place where the skin is asking for two things at once — clarity and calm.
Skin that breaks out but also flushes, stings, or reacts to stronger products. AzeAc clears without setting off the reactivity.
Background redness, broken capillaries, sensitive skin with occasional spots. AzeAc supports both the calm and the clarity.
The dark or red marks left after blemishes settle. Azelaic is known for evening these gently over a course.
AzeAc is one of our most well-tolerated peels — even reactive skin tends to settle into it without protest.
We look carefully at the skin — paying particular attention to redness patterns, reactivity history, and any prescribed topicals you're using. AzeAc is often the right answer where stronger peels aren't, and the consult is where we confirm that.
About 45 minutes. Careful cleanse, prep, layered application. The sensation is mild — usually a soft warmth rather than the tingling of stronger peels.
Almost no downtime. The skin may look softly flushed for a few hours; some clients see mild flaking by day two or three. Simple protocol — gentle cleansing, hydrating moisturiser, daily SPF, no actives for 48 hours.
Reactive, blemish-prone skin asks for a patient course — usually three to five sessions, two to three weeks apart. Pushing harder or faster tends to set the redness back, so we don't.
After the initial course, maintenance is typically every six to eight weeks, often alternated with our H2Glow facial for ongoing calm.
Many clients use AzeAc alongside a prescribed home protocol, and we'll discuss that fully at the consultation.
AzeAc suits most blemish-prone or reactive skin types. Pregnancy, severe rosacea flares, recent procedures and certain prescription medications change the plan. We assess thoroughly at the consultation and adjust the protocol — or recommend a different treatment — when needed.
AzeAc rarely sits alone — these are the most common pairings.
A salicylic-based Lamelle peel for blemish-prone, congested skin.
A calm, thorough facial for blemish-prone or congested skin. Includes extraction where appropriate.
A Mesoestetic Jessner peel for the texture and post-inflammatory marks blemishes leave behind.
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Reactive, blemish-prone skin needs a patient and steady plan. The first appointment is a careful conversation — no pressure, no rush.