The right time for treatment varies from person to person. In general, it is recommended that the regular care routine does not include exfoliation, when the skin appears dull and matte, and after the summer vacation, because the sun accelerates cell division and thus also the keratin on the skin surface.

The rapid routing of the crystals can cause a slight “pinch” or “prick” on the skin; the treatment is not painful!

We recommend repeating the treatment approximately every 4 weeks, which corresponds approximately to the rhythm of a cell division cycle.

Too much keratin makes the skin look dull and dull, meaning that over time, the skin's natural glow/luminosity is lost. In addition, the breathability of the skin is impaired. Pores become clogged and skin health is out of balance as sebum can no longer drain properly. The skin is also no longer able to absorb and process all active ingredients.

- Avoid applying scrubs to your skin a few days before treatment.
- Avoid tanning beds and sunbathing a few days before treatment.
- Avoid shaving your face on the day of treatment.
- Don't wear contact lenses during your visit.

- Avoid applying scrubs to your skin a few days before treatment.
- Avoid tanning beds and sunbathing a few days before treatment.
- Use SPF 50+ daily to prevent pigmentation and skin damage
- Carry out a gentle cleanse Make sure not to rub and only dab the face.
- If the skin is slightly flaky, be careful not to rub. For care, you can use soothing care (such as a calming serum with ceramides or “Fast Skin Repair” from mesoestetic).
- Avoid applying makeup for the next 24 hours
- Avoid sweaty sports for the next 24 hours. Light activities, such as relaxing stretching, are okay.
- Avoid drinking alcohol for the next 24 hours
- Avoid facials, intensive scrubs, sunbaths, and sauna sessions over the next week.- Don't wear contact lenses during your visit.

Of course. Before each treatment, we discuss your wishes and analyse your initial situation.

At Kalia Lab, you will be treated exclusively by qualified doctors and skin experts who regularly attend continuing education courses and have completed training at the Kalia Academy.