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chemical peel

A chemical peel is a strategy that enhances and clears up the skin’s texture. Usually, this treatment is done on the face, but it can also clear up scars and make them fade away as well.

A chemical peel generally removes the outermost layer of skin cells by inducing an injury to the skin with an acid-based solution. Different people show different reactions to this treatment.

Some might experience pain during recovery, while others notice no pain. Likewise, some will find lighter, softer-looking skin within the first treatment, while others will need multiple treatments to see significant improvements.

Chemical peels are available to buy or administer yourself without a medical license. Still, it is highly advised you consult with a doctor before having one done because many different types come with unique risks or side effects depending on your needs and individual preferences.

chemical peel

Types

α hydroxy acid peels

Alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) are naturally surfacing carboxylic acids such as glycolic acid and lactic acid. These are the mildest peel formulas for rejuvenating the skin; they lighten skin tone, reduce wrinkles and provide relief from pimples.

There are five usual fruit acids: citric acid, glycolic acid, lactic acid, malic acid, and tartaric acid.

aplha beta hydroxy peel

β hydroxy acid peels

Beta Hydroxy Acids are chemical compounds that are secreted naturally within the body. There is limited data available to support its efficacy as an antibacterial agent – but Salicylic acid does have therapeutic benefits against inflammation caused by either bacteria or allergy, which can lead to inflammatory conditions such as acne.

Many other alpha hydroxy acids exist, including 3-hydroxybutyric or 3-hydroxyvaleric acid, which can be derived from soybeans or palm oil.

Although AHA peels aren’t good at reducing wrinkles, they will make them less prominent, and this treatment is only recommended for individuals who want to maintain healthy-looking skin. It’s straightforward to find these treatments at home too!

As a result, it works well for those who suffer from acne-related breakouts and can even help reduce redness. And since salicylic acid is oil-soluble, it makes sense why people would use this type of compound over Alpha Hydroxy Acids – because they’re less likely to cause excessive dryness.

Retinoic acid peel

Retinoic acid is a retinoid. This deep-seated peel removes everything from acne and acne scars to wrinkles – even skin tone. It may be done in a plastic surgeon’s office, an oral/maxillofacial surgeon, or a dermatologist at a medical spa setting.

Jessner peel is often done before this procedure to open up pores for further penetration. Clients leave with the chemical peel solution still on their faces; peeling will occur within three days if there are no complications or other procedures scheduled afterward that require using different equipment. For dramatic changes, multiple peels are often needed over time.

 

Phenol-croton oil peel

PhenolCroton Oil  Chemical Peel is used to help brighten the appearance of aging skin. The effect is compared to a mini facelift!. In 1965, The phenol-croton oil peel was introduced as mainstream medicine.

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Questions And Answers

The peel speeds up your natural skin’s healing process by stimulating the production of collagen and improving elastin fibers- these are what give skin its youthful form and shape. It also revitalizes sensitive skin and helps improve the appearance of irritated or inflamed skin.

  1. Using sunscreen and antioxidants to protect the skin following a peel is essential. We recommend using either Retexturing Activator or Pigment Regulator to enhance the peel’s effectiveness per the following skincare regime.

The procedure is simple but needs quite an experience. The process begins by spreading chemical peel evenly throughout your skin using a gentle brush. The peel happens to cleanse your skin and is toned evenly. The peel stays on the skin for about three to five minutes, while some experience a mild tingling or burning sensation. But, this procedure is not painful. After the peel, cool compresses shall be applied to counterpart the burning sensation in the skin. In the end, moisturizer antioxidizing and sunscreen will spread across the skin.

  1. You may notice after the peel that the skin is more red than usual. This redness will stay another two hours, and you may also see that the skin feels tight or dry. Some may also experience some very mild flaky skin for a few days. Rarely may you experience crusting of the skin, swelling, or reactivation of cold sores. It is essential to use sunscreen during your treatment period and for about four weeks to avoid uneven skin tone and excess pigmentation. 

    1. Using any other skin products except those advised by your therapist is entirely restricted.
    2. Picking spots or peeling off the flaky skin should be avoided.
    3. Restrict yourself from using Alpha Hydroxy Acids or BetaHydroxy Acids on your skin for at least 24 hours.
    4. Use sunscreen is a must with an SPF of at least 30, and restrict yourself from going out in direct sunlight for one month.
    5. Patients who are hypersensitivity to the sun should consider taking extra precautions, as they may be more sensitive following the peel.
    6. Please avoid strenuous activity for 24 hours.
    7. Do not scrub when washing your face, do not scrub; use a gentle cleanser for sensitive skin.
    8. Use of light moisturizer such as hydrating B5 often as needed relieves skin from dryness and tightness. 
    9. Please Do not consider having any other facial treatment when opting for chemical peel for at least one week after the peel.

Chemical peels are irreversible and cause side effects as well. These include swelling, redness, crusting, itching, burning, and blistering in the treated area. Apart from that, they also tend to leave behind scars if tissue has been removed.

There are specific rules for those who are ineligible for this procedure:

  1. Pregnant or breastfeeding women.
  2. People with active cold sore or wart on your face.
  3. Have any inflamed rash, skin reaction, or open wound on your skin.
  4. Sunburns- consult your doctor four weeks after significant sun exposure.
  5. People with susceptible skin, including atopic eczema or dermatitis.
  6. Inflammatory rosacea- consult your doctor.
  7. Allergic reaction to aspirin.
  8. Chemical peels have previously had done.
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