Aim:
It is used to correct skin tone, reduce fine lines, blemishes, acne scars and sun damage.
Substances Used:
Ingredients used for chemical peels may include alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs), beta hydroxy acids (BHAs), trichloroacetic acid (TCA), and phenol.
Varieties:
- Mild Peeling (Superficial): Using milder acids such as AHAs, only the top layer of the skin is gently exfoliated.
- Medium Level Peeling: Medium level peeling of the skin is achieved by using medium level acids such as TCA.
- Deep Peeling: Deeper layers of the skin are intervened by using strong acids such as phenol.
APPLICATION:
- Chemical peels are usually performed by a dermatologist or skin care specialist. Skin type and problems are evaluated before treatment.
- During application, the chemical solution is applied to the skin depending on the level of superficial, moderate or deep peeling.
- After the peeling process, reconstruction begins on the skin.
Usage areas:
- Acne and acne scars
- Pigmentation problems
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- sun damage
- Skin tone irregularities
Advantages:
- It can reduce skin problems and improve skin tone.
- It can provide a younger and fresher appearance.
- It can clean pores.
Recovery After Treatment:
- After treatment, the skin may become red, peeling and sensitive. This process may vary depending on the type of chemical peel applied.
- Sun protection is important and appropriate products can be used to protect the skin during the healing process.
Chemical peel is a commonly used aesthetic procedure to treat skin problems and improve the appearance of the skin. However, it may not be suitable for everyone and it is important to consult an expert before applying it.
