Controlled Damage
The chemical solution creates a controlled wound that breaks down the chemical bonds between skin cells, leading to the skin peeling or flaking away.
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How do Chemical peels work?
They function by applying a chemical solution to the skin, which helps to eliminate the outer layers. As the layers peel, your skin regenerates looking younger, plumper, brighter, smoother and more clear.
Skin Regeneration
This peeling activates the body's natural healing response, resulting in the production of new collagen, elastin and skin cells.
The Result
The new skin formed appears smoother and more radiant, with a reduction in lines and wrinkles.
What can they treat?
Chemical peels can be used to effectively treat a wide range of skin conditions, including:
Acne
Chemical peels kill acne-causing bacteria stopping active acne breakouts on the spot and they provide deep exfoliation helping unclog pores and with oil control.
Fine lines & wrinkles
Softening of fine lines and shallow creases, reduces crow’s feet, forehead furrows, and other expression lines. You can also expect an improvement in skin laxity and less sagging appearance.
Hyperpigmentation
Peels can be a great way to target sun spots, melasma, age spots, liver spots, freckles and uneven skin coloring as they can be very difficult to eliminate.
Uneven texture
Through the peel's powerful exfoliation, it stimulates the body's natural healing response, producing more collagen which helps to smooth, plump and fill in texture. Making pores look smaller and less noticeable. Helps with rough skin, scaly patches, and a dull complexion.
Scars
Scars develop during the healing process when the skin acts fast and sends cells to form new collagen fibers or attack infections. As a result, this can create hypertrophic scars or atrophic scars. Hypertrophic scars are bumpy, raised tissues on the surface of the skin that occur after the body produces too much collagen when healing. Atrophic scars are depressed scars that develop when there’s a loss of tissue. Ice pick or boxcar scars fall in this category.
Body Tx
Not just for your face you can have a peel on your hands, feet, neck and just about anywhere else on the body.
What are the Different types of chemical Peels?
There are various types of chemical peels, each characterized by distinct pH levels, application techniques, and duration. While deeper peels yield more significant results, they also require a longer recovery period.
1. Glycolic acid
2 Salicylic acid
3. Trichloroacetic acid (TCA)
4. Lactic acid
5. Modified Jessner's solution
6. Phenol