Regenerative & Anti-Aging Clinic
Service Description
The Retix-C Peptiglow Peel at Dr Diana Clinic in Nicosia is a gentle, peptide-rich brightening peel designed to refresh and revitalise the skin with minimal downtime. Combining peptides with antioxidants, it boosts radiance, improves hydration and evens out tone — leaving the skin looking instantly fresher and more luminous.
Part of the Retix-C medical peel line, it is an ideal "glow-boost" — perfect before an event or as a regular treatment to maintain healthy, radiant skin.
What It Treats
- Dull, tired or lacklustre skin
- Uneven tone and texture
- Dehydration and loss of radiance
- Skin in need of a quick refresh
DR. DIANA EXPLAINS
In Dr. Diana's Words
REAL RESULTS
Before & After
Who Is It Suitable For?
Ideal for anyone wanting a quick, gentle glow-boost with little to no downtime — including those new to peels. A consultation confirms suitability.
Recovery & Aftercare
Downtime is minimal. Skin often looks immediately refreshed, with possible brief mild redness. Sun protection and gentle aftercare are recommended — full advice is provided at the clinic.
Frequency & Maintenance
Can be enjoyed as a one-off glow-boost or as a regular treatment every few weeks to maintain radiance. Your ideal frequency is tailored during consultation.
OFFICIAL VIDEO
Get to Know It
QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked
What is the Retix-C Peptiglow Peel?
A gentle, peptide-rich brightening peel that refreshes the skin and boosts radiance with minimal downtime.
Is it suitable for first-timers?
Yes — it is a gentle glow peel, ideal for those new to peels or wanting a quick refresh.
Is there any downtime?
Downtime is minimal; skin often looks immediately refreshed, with possible brief mild redness.
Is it good before an event?
Yes — it makes a great pre-event glow-boost; your clinician can advise on ideal timing during consultation.
How often can I have it?
It can be repeated every few weeks to maintain radiance, tailored to you.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Diana Vulcanescu, MD · MRCGP(int) · DipDerm · Last reviewed: October 2026