What Does Hydro-Peeling Do? Pros, Cons, and Who It Is Recommended For

Gentle on the skin and hugely popular, hydro-peeling has caught the interest of many people, hasn’t it?
This article details the concrete benefits of hydro-peeling, along with the merits and drawbacks you should know.
It is especially recommended for those troubled by pore grime or dull skin, and since it suits people of any age or skin type, if you want to find the care that fits you, please read to the end.

What Is Hydro-Peeling?

Hydro-peeling is a peeling treatment that uses the power of water to gently remove dead skin cells and the grime and sebum clogged deep in the pores, making enlarged pores and blackheads less noticeable.
A dedicated device and solution remove old dead skin cells and grime while simultaneously infusing the skin firmly with moisture and beauty ingredients.
Because it is gentle on the skin, even those with sensitive or dry skin can receive the treatment with peace of mind.

In a single session, “cleansing,” “peeling,” and “infusion of beauty ingredients” happen simultaneously — one of its appeals is efficient care in a short time.
Furthermore, continuing treatment regularly can be expected to maintain healthier, more translucent skin.

What Benefits Can You Expect from Hydro-Peeling?

So what specific benefits can you expect?
This section explains hydro-peeling’s three representative characteristics in detail.

Promoting Skin Metabolism

Healthy skin renews itself roughly every four weeks.
In this cycle, cells called keratinocytes are born in the basal layer at the deepest part of the skin, gradually pushed upward while changing shape.
Eventually they become keratinocyte cells that reach the skin’s surface, where they naturally shed as old dead skin cells.
This process of skin renewal is called turnover (metabolism), and when this cycle is disrupted by age or external influences, it can become a cause of skin trouble.
Hydro-peeling uses the power of water to gently remove dead skin cells and correct disrupted turnover, guiding the skin toward a beautiful state.

Removing Pore Grime

Hydro-peeling can remove even the dead skin and grime deep in the pores that home cleansing cannot fully clear.
It removes sebum and grime accumulated in the pores with almost no burden on the skin, maintaining a clean state without strain.
By cleansing the pores, removing excess resident bacteria, and regulating sebum secretion, improvement in acne and pore tightening can also be expected.

Boosting Skin Translucence

By removing accumulated old grime and dead skin cells, it can correct disrupted skin texture.
The whole skin becomes smoother, roughness disappears, translucence increases, and a natural glow appears, letting makeup apply more beautifully as well.
Furthermore, skin with corrected texture reflects light more easily, reducing dullness and creating a brighter, healthier impression.

What Are the Merits of Hydro-Peeling?

A key point of hydro-peeling is that it is accessible to nearly anyone, regardless of skin type — whether dry or oily — but what merits does it offer?
This section explains in detail the specific merits that make hydro-peeling stand out.
Some of you may have tried other peeling treatments too, so understanding the differences will help you choose the treatment that suits you.

Less Painful

Conventional chemical peeling, which uses solutions, dissolves dead skin cells with a dedicated chemical agent, and you may feel a stinging sensation during treatment; redness, peeling, and dryness can also appear, so those with sensitive skin need to be cautious.
Hydro-peeling doesn’t forcibly remove grime with strong chemicals — instead it gently removes pore grime using the flow of water, making it a treatment gentle on the skin.
It also contains low-irritation ingredients like salicylic acid and glycolic acid, so there is almost no pain.

Less Damage to the Skin

Because it removes pore grime and dead skin cells with the power of water flow while cleansing and moisturizing simultaneously, it causes little damage to the skin.
With other peels, the skin’s barrier function can weaken, potentially causing trouble like inflammation.
Because this peeling is gentle on the skin, it can be performed on a wide variety of skin types — sensitive, dry, oily, and more.

Almost No Downtime

Other peels using chemical agents often cause redness or peeling, but hydro-peeling has almost no downtime (the time needed for the skin to recover) after treatment.
That means you can wear makeup on the very day of treatment, which is a major appeal.
Right after treatment, the beauty serum is thoroughly absorbed, so makeup goes on even better — letting you feel the effects even more.

What Are the Drawbacks of Hydro-Peeling?

Hydro-peeling has many merits, but there are actually points you need to be careful about too.
Though it is a low-irritation treatment, some people may feel a stinging sensation during treatment. Also, if there is inflammation or a festering pimple on the skin, that area can receive stimulation and worsen — so caution is needed.
If you’re considering treatment, do factor in the following drawbacks as well.

Sun Protection Is Necessary

After hydro-peeling, skin that has had old dead cells removed and new skin exposed on the surface becomes more susceptible to UV rays.
If exposed to strong ultraviolet light, pigmentation may occur, so caution is needed.
After treatment, try to avoid direct sunlight as much as possible, using sunscreen, a parasol, and a hat.

Multiple Sessions Are Needed

While hydro-peeling lets you easily feel brighter skin tone and better makeup application after just one session, receiving treatment in line with your skin’s turnover cycle lets you feel the effects even more.
Grime that couldn’t be fully removed in one session becomes easier to clear in the next, and continuing regular care during times when sebum tends to accumulate keeps the pores consistently clean and sustains the effects.

For Peeling, KADOMORI’s “Black Peeling” Is Recommended!

For those troubled by pore grime or acne, KADOMORI’s Black Peeling is also recommended.
A charcoal-based black peeling gel is applied to the pores, and special light (IPL) is applied over it — the gel’s pigment reacts, thoroughly removing grime and tightening the pores.

Recommended for People Like This

Black Peeling is recommended for those with the following concerns.
If any of these apply to you, please do try KADOMORI’s Black Peeling.

Concerned About Acne or Acne Scars

Because it suppresses the activity of the acne and malassezia bacteria that cause breakouts, it conditions skin where acne struggles to form.
It also helps resolve pore clogging (a cause of acne), removes old dead skin cells, and keeps the skin clean.
Furthermore, by supporting turnover, improvement in acne scars can also be expected.

Concerned About Enlarged Pores, Sagging, or Blackheads

The plant-derived activated charcoal in the peeling agent has the effect of absorbing grime, sebum, and unneeded dead skin cells on the skin’s surface.
This action cleans up blackheads and balances sebum secretion, tightening the pores and making them less noticeable.

Concerned About Skin Tone

Beyond removing waste from the pores, it promotes cellular metabolism and turnover, making it effective for brightening skin tone.
It also resolves roughness and dullness, so it’s recommended for those concerned about skin translucence too.

For Skin Concerns, Consult KADOMORI!

For pore blackheads, dullness, roughness, acne, and other skin concerns, please consult KADOMORI.
Through careful counseling, we stay close to your concerns and help you approach the skin you want.
We propose treatment tailored to each individual’s skin condition, so if you have concerns, please visit us.