Specific skincare treatments address targeted skin concerns that require more attention than basic daily skincare. This category includes products with highly concentrated formulas designed to address specific skin needs, such as age spots, wrinkles, redness, enlarged pores, dehydration, or loss of elasticity .
Unlike conventional creams, targeted treatments contain higher doses of active ingredients such as retinol, vitamin C, peptides, niacinamide, AHA and BHA acids, ceramides , and antioxidants . They offer targeted results and work deeply into the skin's structure to stimulate cell renewal, collagen production , and skin rejuvenation .
Among the most popular products are serums, ampoules, boosters, peels, and concentrates that can be used daily or as a treatment. They can help repair skin after sun damage, stress, or aging, and are suitable for various skin types – from oily to dry and sensitive.
Key benefits:
✔ Targeted action for specific skin problems.
✔ Stimulates cell renewal and collagen production.
✔ Brightens and evens out the complexion.
✔ Reduces wrinkles, pigment spots and redness.
✔ Strengthens the skin barrier and restores natural shine.
Usage:
Apply a small amount of treatment (serum, booster, or ampoule) to cleansed skin once or twice daily, before applying cream or sunscreen. Start with low concentrations of active ingredients and gradually increase the dose to build tolerance. Always use SPF during the day to protect your skin.
Additional tips:
Don't combine too many active ingredients at once—for example, using retinol and AHAs on different days. For sensitive skin types, there are gentle alternatives like bakuchiol or PHA acids . Specific treatments can also be used to complement professional salon care.
FAQ – Specific Treatments
1. What are specific skincare treatments?
Products with higher concentrations of active ingredients that target a specific skin problem.
2. When do I need specific treatment?
If your skin needs extra care, for example in case of pigment spots, acne, dryness or wrinkles .
3. Are these products suitable for daily use?
Yes, provided the product is suitable for your skin type and is properly formulated.
4. Can you combine multiple treatments?
Only if the ingredients do not interfere with each other – for example , vitamin C during the day, retinol in the evening .
5. What is better: serum or ampoule?
A serum is for daily use, while an ampoule is an intensive treatment with immediately visible results.
6. Do specific treatments help against age spots?
Yes, products containing vitamin C, niacinamide or retinol reduce pigment spots and improve skin tone.
7. Are there natural alternatives?
Sure – botanical extracts and bakuchiol provide gentle, effective results without irritation.
8. Can I combine specific treatments with sun products?
Yes, that's even essential. Always use SPF 30 or higher during the day to protect your skin from damage.