Dr. Özlem Mutlu Çetin – Medical Esthetic

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Carbon Laser Peeling, often known as the “Hollywood Peel,” is a non-invasive laser treatment designed to deeply cleanse, exfoliate, and rejuvenate the skin. A thin layer of medical-grade carbon is applied to the skin, which absorbs impurities and oil. The laser then targets this layer, removing it along with dead skin cells and debris.

A common question is: “Why is carbon used?” The carbon acts like a magnet for dirt, oil, and toxins—allowing the laser to effectively cleanse and purify the skin at a deeper level.


What Does It Improve?

This treatment is especially popular for improving skin clarity and texture.

“What results can I expect?”

  • Reduced oiliness and smaller-looking pores
  • Brighter, more even skin tone
  • Improvement in acne and blackheads
  • Smoother skin texture
  • A refreshed, radiant glow

It’s ideal for those dealing with oily, acne-prone, or congested skin.


How Is the Procedure Performed?

The procedure typically takes around 20–30 minutes. First, a carbon solution is applied to the skin and left to dry. Then, a laser is passed over the area to gently heat and remove the carbon layer along with impurities.

“Does it hurt?” Most patients feel a mild warming or tingling sensation, but the treatment is generally comfortable and does not require anesthesia.


When Will I See Results and How Long Do They Last?

One of the biggest advantages of Carbon Laser Peeling is the immediate improvement in skin appearance.

“When will I see results?” You’ll notice smoother, brighter skin right after the session.

“How long does it last?” Results can last several weeks. Regular sessions help maintain clear, balanced skin over time.


Who Is It Suitable For and What Should You Know?

Carbon Laser Peeling is suitable for most skin types, especially oily and acne-prone skin.

“Is there downtime?” There is no downtime, and you can return to your daily routine immediately after treatment.

After the procedure, it’s recommended to use sunscreen and avoid excessive sun exposure to protect your skin and maintain results.