How Aqua Peel Treatment Works & Possible Side Effects

Healthy, youthful skin can often be maintained with proper hydration alone. Skin cells naturally renew themselves every 28 days. However, as aging progresses or oil glands become overactive, this renewal cycle slows down. Dead skin cells accumulate, pores become clogged, and excess oil gets trapped—leading to blackheads, whiteheads, and acne.

This is why exfoliation and pore cleansing are essential, especially during warmer seasons. One of the most effective treatments for this purpose is the Aqua Peel treatment.

What Is Aqua Peel Treatment?

Aqua Peel is a non-invasive facial treatment designed to cleanse pores, remove dead skin cells, and hydrate the skin at the same time.

The device releases a specialized solution through a rotating tip. As the tip gently moves across the skin, it loosens debris inside the pores and simultaneously suctions out softened blackheads, whiteheads, and excess sebum—without excessive irritation.

Step-by-Step Aqua Peel Process

Step 1: AHA (Water-Soluble Exfoliation)

This step gently softens and removes dead skin cells from the surface, helping the skin look brighter and encouraging healthy cell turnover.

Step 2: BHA (Oil-Soluble Exfoliation)

BHA penetrates deeper into oily pores, breaking down sebum buildup. It also helps calm inflammation and is especially effective for acne-prone and oily skin.

Step 3: Hydration & Nourishment

After exfoliation, hydrating and soothing ingredients are infused to restore moisture and balance the skin.

Main Benefits of Aqua Peel Treatment

The core benefits of Aqua Peel treatment are pore cleansing and exfoliation.

• Removes blackheads, whiteheads, and dead skin cells

• Helps improve acne by clearing clogged pores

• Reduces excess oil and surface congestion

• Leaves skin feeling clean, smooth, and refreshed

Because pores continuously produce oil, a single session is not enough for long-term results. For best outcomes, treatments are usually recommended every 2 weeks for about 5–6 sessions.

It’s important to note that Aqua Peel removes existing oil but does not reduce oil production. For excessively oily skin, combining Aqua Peel with oil-control laser treatments may provide better long-term results.

Who Is Aqua Peel Treatment Recommended For?

• Oily or acne-prone skin

• Blackheads and whiteheads

• Dull or congested skin

• Combination or dehydrated oily skin

Possible Side Effects of Aqua Peel Treatment

Aqua Peel is generally very safe, but no procedure is completely risk-free.

Temporary breakoutsMay occur if pores are not properly opened beforehand or if treatment is done on already irritated skin.

Redness or mild stingingCan happen if the suction strength is too strong or if the skin is very sensitive. These symptoms are usually temporary.

Final Thoughts

Balancing exfoliation, oil control, and hydration is the foundation of good skincare. Aqua Peel treatment helps remove unnecessary buildup while replenishing moisture—leaving the skin clean, smooth, and refreshed.