What You Need To Know About Chemical Peels
Chemical peels are made with mild substances like hyaluronic and fruit acids. A chemical peel is applied to your face for a few minutes and then removed. The chemical peel will: slough the top layer of your skin; remove dead skin cells, debris, and oil; promote collagen production to renew your skin; and reveal vibrant, new, younger-looking skin.
Chemical peels are an excellent treatment solution if you have: fine lines and wrinkles; dull, tired-looking skin; rough, scaly skin texture; blotchiness and uneven skin tone; acne and acne scarring; or sun damage, freckles, or age spots.
You should consider chemical peels because they are: effective, correcting a wide range of skin problems; safe, because they have been rigorously tested and approved by the FDA; convenient, because they require little to no downtime; and fast, because each treatment takes only 20 to 30 minutes.
Your dermatologist can schedule your chemical peel treatments every 1 to 2 weeks until you achieve optimal results. Your dermatologist may also recommend periodic treatments to maintain your excellent results.
Skin problems don’t just happen on your face. Fortunately, chemical peels can be used on other areas of your body, including your neck, arms, hands, chest, back, and legs.