Chemical peels are non-surgical skin rejuvenation treatments that use carefully selected chemical solutions to remove damaged outer layers of the skin. They can help improve skin texture, tone and overall appearance when recommended and performed by a qualified dermatologist.
What Are Chemical Peels?
A chemical peel involves applying a controlled solution to the skin to encourage exfoliation and renewal. Depending on your skin type, concerns and treatment goals, a dermatologist may recommend a superficial, medium-depth or deeper chemical peel. The choice of peel and strength is individualized to improve safety and achieve appropriate results.
Skin Concerns Treated
Chemical peel treatment may be considered for concerns such as acne and acne scars, uneven skin tone, pigmentation, sun damage, dull skin and fine lines. Certain peels can also help manage excess oil and clogged pores. Your dermatologist will assess your skin before recommending the most suitable approach.
Benefits of Chemical Peels
A professionally performed peel can help promote smoother-looking skin, improve uneven pigmentation and refresh a dull complexion. Treatment plans vary depending on the condition being addressed and may involve a single session or multiple treatments.
Treatment and Recovery
Before treatment, your dermatologist may recommend specific skincare precautions and products. During the procedure, you may experience temporary warmth, tingling or mild irritation. Depending on the type and depth of the peel, peeling, redness or sensitivity may occur during recovery. Following chemical peel aftercare instructions, including sun protection and appropriate skincare, is important for maintaining skin health.
Why Choose Professional Skin Care?
Chemical peels should be selected and performed according to your individual skin needs. A dermatologist can evaluate your skin and recommend the appropriate peel, preparation and aftercare to reduce the risk of irritation or pigmentation changes.