What Is Chemical Peel?
Chemical peel is a procedure used to improve the appearance of your skin. Whether it is acne, scars, hyperpigmentation or any other skin related issues – rightly chosen chemical peel can rejuvenate your skin at its finest. They come in various depths and strengths. Light peels treat the outer layer which strong peels penetrate deeper into the skin.
Who Is Eligible For Chemical Peel Treatment?
The customizable nature of this treatment makes it safe for all skin types. However, it is not recommended for people who fall under the following categories.
- Nursing
- Sunburnt skin
- Open wound
- Sore
- Pregnant
- Cancer
- Autoimmune disease
- On Accutane
What Does Chemical Peel Treat?
Chemical peels have been regarded as an effective skin treatment for multiple conditions such as sun damage, hyperpigmentation or acne. They are often used to treat melasma. Not only that, they help remove dead skin cells.
However, chemical peels do not claim to treat facial lines, wrinkles or loose skin. They are not very effective in removing deep scars.
Types of Chemical Peels You Can Benefit From
As you book your consultation with us, we will arrange an initial consultation. This helps us to address any queries and concerns on our clients’ part. We assess individual skin needs and recommend the best chemical peel to achieve the desired results.
In this section we will briefly explain major chemical peels used in the cosmetic industry!
- Alpha-Beta Acid Peel – Uses a mild alpha and beta hydroxyl acid formula. It is effective in treating uneven texture, scars and breakouts.
- Glycolic Acid Peel – One of the most popular and lightest peels which provides long lasting skin rejuvenating benefits.
- Jessner’s peel – It is a light- to medium-depth chemical peel created from a blend of salicylic acid, lactic acid, and resorcinol which all work together to exfoliate the outer layers of the skin.
What To Expect During A Chemical Peel?
A peel is a solution made from utmost attention and precision. Once you are seated comfortably, the peel is applied onto your face using a sponge. It is left to sit on your skin for recommended minutes depending on the depth and sensitivity. After the solution is washed, you skin is neutralized using a cooling compress.
Aftercare and Downtime
During the recovery phase after chemical peels, your skin might become dry, peel or get itchy. Doctors can provide the right aftercare solutions to take care of your skin after your appointment.
Final Words
Chemical peels are a popular cosmetic treatment. They offer a variety of skin rejuvenating benefits suited for all skin types. Our expert team experts at Asthetik Skin will carefully assess your skin health and needs in order to refer to the best chemical peels for you.
So, what are you waiting for? Book your appointment today!