Chemical Peels
Do you want a smoother and healthier skin? Chemical peels are a perfect option for those who want to treat their wrinkles, scars, discoloration and many other skin issues. They can be used separately, or be combined in a complex treatment. It depends on the skin state and the depth of the problem.
Chemical peels are mostly divided into three depth levels:
- Light chemical peel
- Medium chemical peel
- Deep chemical peel
Light chemical peels can be used every three to five weeks. They remove epidermis. Light peels are very effective for issues like wrinkles, dryness, discolored skin, acne.
Medium chemical peels address issues like scars, deep wrinkles, uneven skin tone. Together with epidermis, they also extricate dead cells from dermis (a deeper skin layer). For better efficiency, the procedure should be repeated.
Deep chemical peels reach the deeper levels of your skin removing deep wrinkles and scars. The peeling treatment can even remove precancerous growths.
Side effects
Is there even a procedure without a side effect?
As every other treatment chemical peel can cause side effects. The most common ones are:
- Redness
- Swelling
- Skin color changes
- Infections
To avoid unpleasant consequences, be sure to consult a skilled specialist who will help you understand whether they are a good option for your skin treatment.
After the chemical peels
- After the peels your skin will be swollen and red. This is natural. Your doctor may advise some creams, moisturizers for skin protection. Sometimes it takes months for the full recovery of your skin color.
- After the session, you will achieve dramatic results. Unfortunately, the results are not permanent. Outer factors may cause the skin issues find their way back after a while.
- To keep the results, you may need to repeat the procedure.