Chemical Peels

Chemical peels are used today to improve skin's texture, smooth out skin tone and lighten dark patches or hyper pigmentation, and to improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Chemical peels are used today to improve skin's texture, smooth out skin tone and lighten dark patches or hyper pigmentation, and to improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

A Chemical peel or skin peel involves

Chemical PeelsThe application of a specific solution to the surface of the skin to peel away the outermost layers, revealing the fresh skin beneath. This skin peeling method is used to treat a variety of skin conditions including acne, rosacea, fine wrinkling, blotchy pigmentation, ingrown hairs, yellow complexion and dry skin. Chemical peels are most often performed on the face but may also be beneficial on the neck, chest, back, hands, arms and legs.

Why Use A Chemical Peel?

Chemical peels, also known as chemical resurfacing, are chemical treatments to produce an improved appearance of the face. Chemical peels are used for the treatment of photoaging (from sun damage), wrinkles, scarring, acne, pre-cancerous lesions, and discoloration (dyschromia) or uneven skin tone. Chemical peels produce controlled injury to the skin to promote the growth of new skin with an improved appearance.

How to Get Great Peel Results

  • A Chemical peel or skin peel involves the application of a specific solution to the surface of the skin to peel away the outermost layers, revealing the fresh skin beneath.
  • Chemical peels are chemical treatments to produce an improved appearance of the face.
  • There are two layers of the skin. The outer layer is called the epidermis and the inner layer, the dermis.
  • The depth of chemical peeling depends on the type of chemical used.

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