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What are chemical peels?
Chemical peels reduce or eliminate fine lines, acne scars, sun damage, and other skin imperfections. There are several types of chemical peels, each designated for different types and degrees of skin problems:
- Glycolic Acid Peel
- Salicylic Acid Peel
- Lactic Acid Peel
- TCA Peel
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What are the different types of chemical peels?
Glycolic Acid, Salicylic Acid and Lactic Acid are considered light peels for all skin types. TCA Peels are a stronger kind of peel.
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Which type of chemical peel is right for me?
Only a qualified expert can determine which type of skin peel is appropriate for you. Several factors such as pigmentation of the skin and condition of the skin to be treated are looked at in order to achieve your desired result.
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Are chemical peels painful?
In general, you may feel a mild stinging sensation during a light or medium chemical peel. Deep peels are only done by plastic surgeons or dermatologists.
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How long is the recovery period?
Mild peels require virtually no recovery time though the skin may be slightly irritated after the peel. You can return to your normal daily activities immediately after treatment.
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Can chemical peels be performed on the body?
For body chemical peels they are typically comprised of a combination of TCA and Glycolic acid. The solution for body chemical peels is formulated to be stronger than the solution for facial skin peels.
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Are chemical peels good for stretch marks?
Yes, chemical peels can also be used on the body to minimize stretch marks.
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