Chemical peel are a rejuvenating skincare technique that entails the removal of superficial epidermal layers through acid solutions of varying strengths. Specifically formulated to enhance skin quality, they target skin pigmentation issues, enlarged pores, scars, acne, wrinkles, and fine lines caused by cell turnover deficiencies. While commonly applied to the face, they’re also suitable for hands, neck, décolleté, and even the back.
Chemical peel effectively reduce or eliminate active acne lesions by targeting acne-causing bacteria with their active ingredients. additionally, peels can effectively address hyperpigmentation by exfoliating the outer layers of the skin and promoting cell turnover, leading to a more even skin tone.
After a chemical peel, patients typically experience a brighter complexion and smoother skin texture. However, the number of sessions needed for optimal results varies based on individual skin types.
Chemical peel aim to address various skin concerns such as acne, dilated pore, fine line reduction, skin toning, even out the complexion, and give a radiant glow, suitable for both men and women.
Chemical peels are typically non-invasive, often requiring no downtime. Many patients resume their regular activities right after treatment. However, with stronger peels, minor side effects like temporary redness or skin peeling in the treated area may occur for 2 to 4 days post-treatment.
The process of a chemical peel starts with cleansing the face, followed by the application of a tailored liquid based on the patient’s skin type. The solution is applied using a brush or cotton swab. While there might be a mild burning or stinging sensation upon application, it’s generally not painful. After a few minutes, the solution is either neutralized with a moisturizer or washed off with water.
PROVEN RESULTS
Experience a targeted solution designed to purify and heal, tackling acne at its root.
This type of peel is formulated to remove impurities from the skin, lighten dark spots, and even out the skin tone,
Contrary to concerns, undergoing a chemical peel stimulates an inflammatory response, fostering the growth of new skin cells. Over time, this process can lead to firmer, and more radiant skin.
Chemical peels are not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or for individuals with active herpes lesions, eczema, psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, or sunburn.
The results of a chemical peel are temporary and typically last between 3 to 6 months, varying based on the patient’s age and specific skin condition.
Avoid direct sun exposure for at least 2 weeks post-treatment. After this period, ensure proper sun protection when outdoors. Never expose your skin to the sun without protection.
The absence of peeling doesn’t necessarily indicate treatment ineffectiveness. It could signify rapid skin regeneration and adequate hydration. Be aware that your skin may react differently to each treatment.
