Regenerative & Anti-Aging Clinic
Service Description
The Retix-C Retibooster Peel at Dr Diana Clinic in Nicosia is a professional antioxidant peel that combines retinol and vitamin C to accelerate the skin's natural renewal. By boosting cell turnover and supporting collagen, it helps refine texture, soften fine lines and revive a dull, tired complexion for visibly fresher, brighter skin.
As part of the Retix-C medical peel line, it is designed to deliver effective anti-ageing results with a comfortable, controlled treatment experience.
What It Treats
- Dull, tired or uneven skin
- Fine lines and early signs of ageing
- Rough or congested texture
- Loss of radiance
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REAL RESULTS
Before & After
Who Is It Suitable For?
Ideal for those wanting to refresh and renew the skin with an anti-ageing, antioxidant peel. A consultation confirms suitability and the right peel for your skin.
Recovery & Aftercare
Some mild redness and light flaking or peeling over a few days is normal as the skin renews. Sun protection and gentle aftercare are important — full advice is provided at the clinic.
Frequency & Maintenance
A course of peels spaced a few weeks apart is usually recommended for best results, with periodic maintenance tailored during consultation.
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QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked
What is the Retix-C Retibooster Peel?
A professional retinol and vitamin C antioxidant peel that boosts skin renewal to refine texture, soften fine lines and revive radiance.
Will my skin peel afterwards?
Some light flaking or peeling over a few days is normal as the skin renews.
Is there any downtime?
Downtime is mild — expect some redness and light flaking for a few days, with sun protection important during recovery.
How many sessions will I need?
A course spaced a few weeks apart is usually recommended, tailored during your consultation.
Is it suitable for me?
A consultation assesses your skin and confirms whether this peel is the right choice.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Diana Vulcanescu, MD · MRCGP(int) · DipDerm · Last reviewed: October 2026