LHALA (H2Medi)
LHA La Peel
Brand
LHALA (H2Medi)
Category
Cosmeceutical
Origin
Korea
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Overview
LHALA Peel (LHA La Peel) is a professional Korean chemical peel from H2Medi built around lipohydroxy acid (LHA), a lipophilic salicylic-acid derivative, combined with skin-identical lipids and the brand's P-Sol complex. Marketed as a low-downtime 'glass skin' peel, it aims to exfoliate evenly while supporting the barrier. It is intended for in-clinic professional application.
How it works
LHA (capryloyl salicylic acid) is lipophilic and acts largely at the follicular level, detaching corneocytes slowly and evenly for controlled exfoliation with less irritation than fast-acting acids. Accompanying phospholipids act as a temporary barrier substitute during recovery, while the P-Sol complex (olive- and coconut-derived) is positioned to support fibroblast activity and barrier strength.
Indications
- Uneven texture and rough skin
- Blemish-prone and congested skin
- Dull, uneven tone
- Fine lines and early ageing
- Maintenance resurfacing with minimal downtime
Key features
- Lipophilic LHA for slow, even exfoliation
- Barrier-supporting phospholipids
- P-Sol olive/coconut-derived complex
- Low-downtime 'glass skin' positioning
- In-clinic professional peel system
Benefits
- Adds a gentle, low-downtime peel tier to the treatment menu
- LHA tolerability suits patients unsuited to aggressive peels
- Barrier-support angle differentiates from conventional acid peels
- Repeatable protocol supports course-based bookings
- Pairs with matching homecare cleanser for full-journey selling
Composition
Lipohydroxy acid (LHA / capryloyl salicylic acid), skin-identical lipids (phospholipids) and P-Sol complex (derived from olive and coconut oils).
Usage & handling
Professional use only, applied by a trained practitioner. Follow the manufacturer's protocol for layering, contact time and neutralisation/removal; assess skin type first and space sessions (commonly around weekly per brand guidance). Reinforce strict post-peel photoprotection and barrier care, and avoid concurrent home exfoliants around treatment.
For medical professionals. Product information is for reference and does not replace the manufacturer's instructions for use. Availability and regulatory status vary by region.