Improved Skin Texture:

• Exfoliates dead skin cells, leading to a smoother and more refined skin surface.

Reduction of Fine Lines and Wrinkles:

• Stimulates collagen production, which can diminish the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles over time.

Acne Treatment:

• Helps clear acne and reduce the frequency and severity of breakouts by unclogging pores and reducing oiliness.

Minimized Scarring:

• Can significantly reduce the appearance of acne scars and other types of scarring by promoting new skin growth.

Even Skin Tone:

• Reduces hyperpigmentation, sunspots, and uneven skin tone, leading to a more uniform complexion.

Enhanced Radiance:

• Reveals fresher, healthier skin, giving a brighter and more radiant appearance.

Sun Damage Repair:

• Addresses issues related to sun damage, such as discoloration and rough texture, helping to restore skin health.

Reduced Pore Size:

• Helps minimize the appearance of enlarged pores, leading to a smoother-looking complexion.

Boosted Product Absorption:

• Exfoliation allows skincare products to penetrate more deeply, making them more effective.

Preparation of the Skin:

• The skin is typically cleansed and may be prepped with specific products to enhance the effectiveness of the peel. In some cases, a barrier cream may be applied to protect certain areas of the face.

Application of the Chemical Solution:

• The selected chemical solution is applied evenly to the skin. The duration of application varies depending on the type of peel and the skin condition being treated:
  • Superficial Peels: Usually left on for a few minutes to a maximum of 10 minutes.
  • Medium Peels: May be left on for several minutes to achieve the desired effect.
  • Deep Peels: Typically left on longer and require more extensive monitoring due to their potency.

Exfoliation and Peeling:

• The chemical solution works by penetrating the skin and breaking down the bonds between dead skin cells, promoting exfoliation. Depending on the depth of the peel:
  • Superficial Peels: Cause minimal to no peeling, often resulting in a slight redness and increased radiance.
  • Medium and Deep Peels: Lead to more significant peeling and redness as the skin regenerates.

Neutralization:

• For some peels, a neutralizing solution may be applied to stop the chemical action after the desired time. This step is more common for certain types of acids to ensure safety and comfort.

Healing Process:

• After the peel, the skin begins to heal and regenerate. New skin cells form, resulting in a smoother, more even complexion.
• The healing process can vary based on the depth of the peel:
  • Superficial Peels: Typically have little to no downtime.
  • Medium Peels: May require a few days for peeling and redness to subside.
  • Deep Peels: Can involve significant downtime, with full recovery taking several weeks.

Face:

• The most common area for chemical peels, targeting concerns like fine lines, wrinkles, uneven skin tone, acne scars, and sun damage.

Neck:

• Can help improve skin texture, reduce signs of aging, and treat sun damage on the neck area, which is often neglected in skincare routines.

Chest (Décolletage):

• Targets sunspots, pigmentation issues, and signs of aging on the chest area, enhancing skin smoothness and appearance.

Hands:

• Addresses age spots, pigmentation, and rough texture, rejuvenating the hands for a more youthful appearance.

Back:

• Useful for treating acne, scars, and uneven skin texture on the back, especially in individuals with body acne.