Elementrē Tri-AHA MD Peel with 60% Lactic, Mandelic, and Glycolic Acid

Elementrē Tri-AHA MD Peel with 60% Lactic, Mandelic, and Glycolic Acid

Medical-grade Tri-AHA (lactic, mandelic, and glycolic acid) peel that restores skin radiance and elasticity, reduces fine lines, and inhibits melanin production. pH 1.5–2.5. A superficial exfoliating treatment for dull complexion, fine lines, and hyperpigmentation.

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Elementrē MD Peel Tri-AHA is a professional-grade exfoliant combining three alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs): lactic acid, mandelic acid, and glycolic acid. This superficial chemical peel helps restore skin radiance and elasticity, reduces fine lines, and evens skin tone while inhibiting excess melanin production.

Effects and active ingredients

  • Lactic Acid – a gentle, hydrating AHA that provides superficial exfoliation, improves skin texture and elasticity, and helps even out skin tone.

  • Mandelic Acid – ideal for sensitive skin, it regulates sebum production and provides antibacterial benefits.

  • Glycolic Acid – a potent AHA that dissolves the “cement” between dead cells, promotes chemical exfoliation, and its small molecular size helps other active ingredients penetrate the skin more effectively.

 

Indications
Tri-AHA MD peel is recommended for:

  • dull and lifeless complexion

  • fine lines and loss of elasticity

  • hyperpigmentation, sun spots, and age spots

  • mild hyperkeratosis and rough texture

  • supportive care for oily skin

Thanks to its keratolytic and brightening effects, the peel can also help improve hyperkeratosis and specific types of pigment spots (e.g., senile lentigines, chloasma, melanosis).

Before the procedure
To ensure the best results and safety:

  • Use Elementrē Cleansing Gel for daily cleansing – especially before and after chemical peels.

  • Two weeks before the MD Peel Tri-AHA procedure:

    • use AHA Foamer in the morning

    • use Night Exfoliating Gel in the evening

  • Use Dry Touch Sun Cream SPF50+ before, between, and after peels to reduce the risk of hyperpigmentation.

  • Avoid professional exfoliating treatments (microdermabrasion, ultrasonic peeling, chemical or mechanical peels) one week before the procedure.

  • Do not use highly abrasive or irritating home products during the week leading up to the treatment.

  • Avoid waxing, depilating, or bleaching the area immediately before the procedure. Wait at least 24 hours after shaving.

  • Wait at least 1 week after injectable fillers and at least 2 weeks after tattooing before having a peel.

Composition (active acids)
Lactic acid 20%, mandelic acid 20%, glycolic acid 20%, pH 1.5–2.5.

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