Theraderm Black Peel

Black Peel is Theraderm's topical program using fermented black vinegar-derived ingredients. The manufacturer describes black acetic acid loosening bonds between dead cells and introduces it for oily, acne-prone skin. Acne type, inflammation and irritation are assessed first to determine suitability.

The manufacturer describes natural organic black acetic acid loosening bonds between dead skin cells. We consider product action with inflammation and sensitivity; name alone does not determine intensity or application time.

Manufacturer research on black vinegar and niacinamide includes cultured skin-cell data. Ingredient research, actual Black Peel formulation and individual experience are different types of information.

Patents or research do not ensure the same result for everyone. We check the actual product, sensitivity and irritation from recent care to plan.

Excess sebum and rough texture have different causes. We distinguish comedones, red painful lesions, dermatitis and irritation to determine care. Peeling is not promised to resolve all scars, pigmentation and inflammation.

• When you want to discuss oiliness, dead skin and rough texture together
• When you want to understand the roles of skincare and treatment for acne concerns such as comedones
• When you want a plan considering skin response after recent laser or peels

Checking concerns and inflammation

We distinguish sebum, dead skin, comedones and inflamed lesions, checking irritation, wounds and dermatitis. Other care may need to precede peeling.

Confirming product and intensity

Obtain explanations of the specific product's ingredients, steps and scope. Product-family name alone does not determine concentration or time, and it is not treated as the same intensity as other peels.

Explaining the process and recovery plan

Application and finishing care follow skin response, with guidance on cleansing, moisturizing, sunscreen and intervals from other treatments.

Redness, stinging, tightness, dryness and peeling may occur, varying with skin and application. With worsening irritation, assess current response before further exfoliation.

Monitor how skin reacts rather than the visible amount of peeling. Avoid harsh cleansing and repeated scrubs; worsening discomfort should be checked before further care.

• Disclose allergies, previous peel reactions, medications, cosmetics and recent laser or peels.
• We assess wounds, weeping, severe inflammation or irritation before proceeding.
• Do not force off peeling skin or rub hard. Follow guidance on moisturizing, sunscreen and resuming active products.
• If pain, swelling or heat worsens, or blisters or weeping occur, contact the clinic without applying more products.