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Rasa Derm's Scalp Peel

A New Beginning for Your Scalp: Cleanse, Purify, and Improve Growth

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Why a Scalp Peel Is More Than Just a Deep Clean

Promotes Better Hair Growth by Unclogging Follicles

Product accumulation, dead skin cells, excess oil, and pollution are all removed by scalp peels, which also remove obstructions that stop hair follicles from breathing and developing. Follicles that are clean are active.

Regulates Oiliness, Flakiness, and Dandruff

The peel, which is particularly useful for seborrheic scalp or persistent dandruff, regulates sebum levels, gets rid of flakes, and soothes irritation with solutions based on salicylic acid, glycolic acid, or lactic acid.

Enhances Hair Treatment Absorption

A scalp peel promotes the penetration of GFC, exosomes, peptides, and even topical minoxidil or serums, much like a facial exfoliation increases the efficacy of serums.

Reduces Itching and Inflammation

Scalp peels lessen itching, redness, and inflammation brought on by accumulation, clogged follicles, or microbial imbalance by gently exfoliating and resetting the microbiota.

Increases Oxygen Flow and Circulation

Peeling promotes microcirculation, which improves the follicles’ delivery of oxygen and nutrients, promoting hair health and lowering stress- or stagnation-induced hair loss.

Safe for All Scalp Types with Customization by Dermatologists

Every peel at Rasa Derm is selected according to the kind of scalp—sensitive, oily, dry, or prone to acne. This guarantees a painless, safe experience with noticeable outcomes.

Improves Scalp Comfort, Volume, and Shine

Patients notice lighter, cleaner hair with more volume and bounce even after only one session. Hair becomes more vivid and easier to manage, and the scalp feels rejuvenated.

Additional Information on Scalp Peel Therapy

What is a Scalp Peel.

A medical-grade exfoliation procedure called a scalp peel is intended to cleanse the scalp, control oil production, remove product accumulation, and promote healthier hair development. Scalp peels gently resurface the scalp, removing the buildup that clogs hair follicles, disturbs the microbiota, and obstructs healthy hair function, just like facial peels remove dead skin cells to reveal fresh skin.

This non-invasive therapy is particularly helpful for people who are struggling with:

greasy scalp
Persistent dandruff
Flakiness
Acne on the scalp
Itching
Hair loss brought on by accumulation or inflammation

Every peel at Rasa Derm is customized according to the sensitivity and condition of your scalp, guaranteeing maximum safety and efficacy.

What Is Special About Rasa Derm’s Scalp Peel?

The use of dermatologist-selected, medical-grade ingredients is what distinguishes our scalp peels. Whether your scalp requires exfoliation, hydration, oil control, or anti-inflammatory treatment, these peels are tailored to meet your unique needs.

Among the components we might utilize are:

A beta hydroxy acid (BHA) with profound pore cleaning and oil management properties is salicylic acid. Ideal for people with seborrheic dermatitis or greasy, acne-prone scalps.
Alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) glycolic acid promotes cellular turnover by sloughing off dead cells. Perfect for enhancing scalp rejuvenation and thick flakes.
A milder AHA that moisturizes and exfoliates is lactic acid. Excellent for dry or sensitive scalps that have accumulation but no inflammation.
Zinc and niacinamide are anti-inflammatory substances that balance the microbiota, lessen itching, and control sebum production without drying out the skin.
Extracts of menthol or tea tree provide a relaxing, antimicrobial, and cooling action; they are particularly beneficial for inflamed or itchy scalps.

Together, these powerful compounds help to rebalance the scalp, enhance follicle function, and provide a breathing, clean environment that promotes healthier, stronger hair growth.

How the Process Operates

Under sterile conditions, skilled dermatologists or specialists apply the scalp peel therapy. This is a detailed look at what transpires during your session:

Analysis of Scalps

Your scalp is inspected using trichoscopy or ocular inspection before to starting in order to ascertain:

Type of scalp (sensitive, oily, or dry)
Level of accumulation or flaking
Congestion of the pores
Follicle activity
Redness or inflammation
Reaction to previous hair treatments

This stage guarantees that the ideal peel strength and formulation are chosen for your condition.

Cleaning

A sulfate-free, pH-balanced shampoo is used to gently cleanse the scalp in order to get rid of product residue, dust, sweat, and surface oils. This guarantees direct contact with the scalp surface, improving the effectiveness of the peel.

Using the Peel

The selected peel is applied straight to the scalp in a methodical pattern using a brush or nozzle applicator. Based on your scalp’s sensitivity and tolerance, the mix is left on for three to seven minutes.

It’s quite typical to experience a slight tingling or chilly feeling during this period. It shows that the peel is addressing congested follicles, removing extra sebum, and exfoliating dead skin cells.

Neutralization and Rinse

If necessary, a neutralizing solution is used together with cold or lukewarm water to gently remove the peel. This guarantees that the pH of your scalp is restored to equilibrium, lowering the possibility of irritation and retaining moisture.

Serum After Treatment

Lastly, to soothe and protect the scalp, a mild moisturizing or calming serum with zinc, hyaluronic acid, aloe vera, or panthenol may be applied. To maintain the follicles’ ability to breathe, heavy oils and styling products must be avoided after peeling.

Time and Recuperation

Duration of Treatment: 30 to 40 minutes

Comfort Level: No pain, only a slight tingling

No downtime

Aftercare: Don’t wash your hair for a whole day.
For 48 hours, stay away from heavy hair products, dry shampoo, and heat style.
Wear a cap or apply SPF if you will be in the sun.

For whom is a scalp peel appropriate?

Peels for the scalp are an excellent choice for anyone who is experiencing:

Congested or oily scalp
Seborrheic dermatitis or persistent dandruff
Itching or irritation of the scalp
Stress-related or post-illness shedding
Folliculitis, clogged follicles, or acne on the scalp
Hair loss brought on either accumulation or inadequate product absorption
Using dry shampoo or styling products excessively
Getting the scalp ready for exosomes, PRP, GFC, or microneedling

With individualized advice from our physicians, it is safe for both men and women, as well as for all types of scalps, including those with colored, bleached, or chemically treated hair.

Suggested Rate

Your problems and treatment objectives will determine how frequently you need scalp peel sessions:

Mild maintenance or buildup: one session every four to six weeks
Seborrheic dermatitis or severe flaking: three to four sessions per week or every two weeks, followed by monthly maintenance
Pre-treatment preparation: one session prior to GFC, PRP, or microneedling to improve active ingredient penetration
Monthly visits to maintain a clean, balanced scalp are part of long-term hygiene maintenance.
Anticipated Outcomes
After just one session, the majority of clients see noticeable improvement, and over time, the results get better. This is an example of a timeline:

Following the first session:

The scalp feels lighter, cleaner, and less greasy.Decreased itching and flakes that are evident. Hair looks more manageable, abundant, and shiny.

Following three to four sessions:

decrease in flare-ups or persistent dandruff
balanced production of oil
Root lift and better hair texture
Improved absorption of medicines and hair growth serums

With Continuous Sessions:

Decreased shedding and breakage
Better hair retention and healthier follicle function
A stronger scalp barrier
Long-term reduction of inflammation and blocked follicles

Why Get a Scalp Peel at Rasa Derm?

Every scalp peel performed at Rasa Derm is unique, guided by medical advice, and results-driven. Our team offers a peel technique that goes beyond simple washing to establish the best possible foundation for long-term hair health by fusing the expertise of clinical dermatology with the aesthetics of the scalp.

Our strategy consists of:

Formulations of medical quality tailored to your scalp type
Combining regenerative hair treatments (such as GFC, exosomes, and PRP)
Trichoscopic monitoring for quantifiable enhancement
A calm, spa-like healthcare setting free of harsh substances
Our scalp peel is the crucial reset your hair has been waiting for, whether you’re getting ready for hair growth treatments or just want to keep your foundation balanced and free of flake.

FAQS OF SCALP PEEL

How does a scalp peel operate and what is it?

A scalp peel is a dermatological exfoliation procedure that eliminates oil, dandruff, dead skin, and product accumulation using mild acids like glycolic or salicylic acid. It creates the perfect environment for hair growth by unclogging hair follicles, balancing oil production, and enhancing scalp health.

Is delicate skin safe for a scalp peel?

Indeed. Scalp peels at Rasa Derm are tailored to your scalp’s sensitivity and type. For reactive or dry scalps, gentle choices like lactic acid or niacinamide-infused products are employed, guaranteeing a safe, calming, and irritation-free experience.

Will it relieve greasy scalps or dandruff?

Of course. Excess oil, seborrheic dermatitis, and persistent dandruff are particularly well-controlled with scalp peels. Zinc and glycolic acid control sebum and lessen microbial imbalance, while ingredients like salicylic acid exfoliate flakes.

How frequently ought I to have a scalp peel?

It is best to perform maintenance once every four to six weeks. Weekly or biweekly peels for three to four sessions may be advised for severe dandruff or accumulation. The frequency will be tailored by your dermatologist according to the goals and state of your scalp.

After a scalp peel, is there any recovery period?

No. There is little to no recovery time following the non-invasive procedure. During the peel, you can have a little tingling, and after the process, you might experience some small redness, but both will go away in a few hours. For 24 hours after the treatment, refrain from washing your hair or going outside.

Can hair loss be decreased by a scalp peel?

Indeed. Through the removal of debris, follicular blockage, and improved blood flow, scalp peels lessen irritation and promote a healthier environment for hair retention. Additionally, they improve the absorption of growth treatments like as topical serums, PRP, or GFC.

For whom is a scalp peel appropriate?

It will be helpful for anyone who has an oily scalp, flakes, inflammation, sluggish hair growth, product buildup, or is getting ready for hair treatments like PRP, GFC, or transplants. It’s also perfect for scalp weariness after illness or travel.

Is it OK for hair that has undergone chemical processing or color treatment?

Yes, but with safety measures. In order to prevent the active components from causing dryness or interfering with hair dye, Rasa Derm only uses peels that are safe for colored or treated hair. The purpose of your treatment is to preserve the integrity of your hair and scalp.

Can I have other hair treatments in addition to a scalp peel?

Of course. To increase product penetration, scalp peels are frequently applied prior to GFC, PRP, microneedling, or mesotherapy. For a more thorough scalp wellness regimen, they can also be combined with LED therapy or Rasa Hair Smoothie.

When can I expect to see results?

After only one session, many patients report feeling cleaner, having more bounce, and experiencing less itching. Dandruff is reduced, oil balance is achieved, and hair looks fuller and healthier because of improved follicle function after two to three frequent sessions.