
Dr. med. Darko Nikolic
Specialist in anaesthesiology with a focus on aesthetic medicine and pain management.
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Skin & Laser
Rough texture, blemishes and pigmentation require different approaches. The right peel is selected according to the specific skin concern.
Professional peels differ in their active ingredients, intensity and recovery requirements. They can loosen dead skin cells at the surface or stimulate renewal in specific skin layers. Skin type and current skin condition determine the choice; laser-assisted carbon peels are assessed separately.
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Professional peels differ in their active ingredients, intensity and recovery requirements. They can loosen dead skin cells at the surface or stimulate renewal in specific skin layers. Skin type and current skin condition determine the choice; laser-assisted carbon peels are assessed separately.

A peel may be considered for a build-up of dead skin cells, blackheads, a dull complexion or certain types of pigmentation. The condition of your skin barrier and your current use of skincare products with active ingredients limit how intensive the treatment should be.

The skin surface is assessed after the relevant recovery period. Lighter treatments may work well as a series, while more intensive peels require longer healing. Further appointments depend on skin response and ongoing need.

Our specialist doctors provide aesthetic treatments for the face, skin and body at DIVINE Medica in the heart of Munich. We combine medical expertise with personal consultations to select treatments that suit you.
We plan every treatment around your anatomy, preferences and medical assessment, with the aim of enhancing your natural appearance while preserving your individual features.
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Specialist in anaesthesiology with a focus on aesthetic medicine and pain management.
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Specialist in ophthalmology with a focus on facial contouring and aesthetic eyelid treatments.
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Head of medical cosmetics and device-based aesthetic treatments, with a focus on skin analysis and personalised skincare.
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Temporary burning, redness and peeling can occur depending on the peel used. Chemical burns, infection, herpes reactivation, scarring and persistent pigment changes are separate risks. Treatment strength is tailored to your skin; intensive professional peels are not intended for unsupervised use at home.
Answers to your questions about the treatment process and aftercare.
A peel may be considered for a build-up of dead skin cells, blackheads, a dull complexion or certain types of pigmentation. The condition of your skin barrier and your current use of skincare products with active ingredients limit how intensive the treatment should be.
The skin surface is assessed after the relevant recovery period. Lighter treatments may work well as a series, while more intensive peels require longer healing. Further appointments depend on skin response and ongoing need.
Depending on the peel, you may experience mild dryness or several days of redness, flaking and crusting. Deeper peels require a longer recovery period.
Professional peels differ in their active ingredients, intensity and recovery requirements. They can loosen dead skin cells at the surface or stimulate renewal in specific skin layers. Skin type and current skin condition determine the choice; laser-assisted carbon peels are assessed separately.