Want to soften deep wrinkles and bring a finer, more even texture back to your skin? Discover full-face phenol peeling at ESTERA: deep skin renewal for carefully selected patients who want more than a surface refresh. Your journey starts with Dr Nenad Stanković and a consultation-led plan tailored to your skin, goals and time for recovery.
Softer wrinkles, finer texture: what would you like to change?
Phenol peeling is considered for pronounced wrinkles, particularly around the mouth, coarse texture and long-term sun damage. It may be an option for selected scars. Improvement can be noticeable and lasting, but aging continues. Results vary, and this is not a universal answer to pigmentation or melasma.
Deeper renewal, a carefully chosen approach
Phenol-based formulations, often combined with croton oil, create a controlled skin injury that triggers renewal. Depth depends on more than the phenol percentage: formulation, area and application matter. Treatment is selected for your goals and medical assessment, rather than simply choosing the strongest product.
A fresher-looking eye area may only need a focused approach
If fine eyelid wrinkles and skin quality are your main concern, explore chemical blepharoplasty at ESTERA. This localized approach focuses on the area you want to improve, without automatically choosing a full-face peel. At your consultation with Dr Nenad Stanković, discuss your goals, eyelid skin and the possible role of botulinum toxin for movement-related wrinkles. Read more about chemical blepharoplasty and book your eye-area assessment. Peeling does not remove fat pads or replace surgery for substantial excess skin.
Your skin, your plan: from consultation to follow-up
Assessment covers skin type, pigment and scarring tendencies, earlier treatments, medicines, herpes history, and heart, kidney and liver health. Darker skin types carry a greater risk of color changes. Infection, poor healing or certain conditions may favor another option. Preparation, treatment extent, pain control, medical monitoring and follow-up are discussed at consultation. Do not change medicines or active skin care yourself.
Plan for recovery
Swelling, redness, peeling and crusting are expected after a deep peel. In Dr Nenad Stanković’s clinical experience, plan for 7-10 days of intensive recovery; redness can last weeks to months. Individual recovery may vary. Do not pick crusts or restart acids, retinoids or makeup before clearance. Sun avoidance is mandatory. Sun protection continues beyond peeling according to your individual plan.
Safety and limits
Dr Nenad Stanković considers the complication rate low in appropriately selected patients. This does not mean there is no risk. Risks include infection, scarring and lasting darkening or lightening of the skin. Absorbed phenol can cause abnormal heart rhythms and kidney or liver injury; full-face peeling needs appropriate medical facilities and monitoring. Around the eyes, additional risks include eye injury and changes in eyelid position. These risks are discussed before deciding on treatment.
Start your skin-renewal plan at ESTERA
Your first step is the right plan for your skin, rather than the strongest peel. Book a consultation at ESTERA and discuss what you want to change with Dr Nenad Stanković: full-face wrinkles, texture or just the eyelid area. Your assessment includes a discussion of the suitable approach, preparation, recovery and costs. See the price list for a general overview of services. Book your consultation and take the first step toward a more refreshed appearance.
Frequently asked questions
Does everyone need full-face treatment?
No. If the concern is limited to the eyelids, a localized approach can be considered.
Is it painless with no downtime?
It should not be presented that way. Pain control and recovery are part of an individual medical plan.
Can it replace eyelid surgery?
Not when fat pads or substantial excess skin need removal. A surgical consultation may then be appropriate.
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