Glycolic Peel
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Updated 30 months ago
“Glycolic Peel Left Me with More Swelling Than Was Expected”
Not Worth It
Spent: $100 in Springfield, OH
I had a glycolic peel (40%) (3 passes then neutralized) by a nurse/esthetician. On the day of the peel I began taking Valtrex 500 mg twice a day. However, less than 48 hours later, my face become seriously swollen especially around the eye area. I followed up with a dermatologist who prescribed...
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Created 2 months ago
“Seemed Like Mistake at First, but 10 Days Post = yay - Los Angeles, CA”
Worth It
Spent: $0 in Los Angeles
I have pretty nice skin for a 45-y.o. - no real issues, just some fine lines and a lack of fullness. I had been doing at-home fruit acid peels with great results and considering a heavier-duty commercial one to plump up a bit, reclaim my rosy glow, and get rid of some minor sun damage, when my...
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Created 3 months ago
“35% At Home Peel Bought from Amazon”
Not Sure
Spent: $15 in Ft. Lauderdale
I'm 30 years old with fair skin/light freckles and some issues with large pores and fine lines coming in around my mouth area and uneven skin tone.
I decided to give this a shot myself because I don't want to spend the $ at a derm and I'm not an idiot...I definitely did my...
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Created 4 months ago
“Glycolic Acid - United Kingdom”
Worth It
Spent: $30 in United Kingdom
I am Indian women,i applied GA on my face (30%)and my skin just started glowing. i did the same on my underrms, I have dark UA since i became mum.I have tried many things and i can say they faded lot but not to my natural skin colour though.First application was left over night and i felt...
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Created 6 months ago
“Glycolic Peel Facial - Durham, NC”
Worth It
Spent: $65 in Durham, NC
This was my first facial and my very trusted esthetician recommended the glycolic. I'm 33, pure Irish with very pale, fine skin. Fortunatley, I don't have a lot of lines, but I do always have red bumpy cheeks and flaking between my eyes no matter how much I moisturize. She said this...
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Created 6 months ago
“911 Emergency After Doing a Glycolic Chemical Peel 50% at Home - Los Angeles, CA”
Not Sure
Spent: $1,100 in Los Angeles, CA
I have done chemical peels in the past. The reason I'm thinking of doing Laser Resurfacing which I'm praying to have it done in Los Angeles.
Im 52 I should of known how to do this Glycolic Acid peeling at home. But I did not follow the instruction I started to panic and know I...
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Created 7 months ago
“Yes to Doctor, No to Spa - Seattle, WA”
Not Worth It
Spent: $125 in Seattle
My mother had a great experience with a Glycolic Peel by her dermatologist, so I thought I’d have the procedure done too. Unfortunately, I went to a high end spa in Seattle and not a doctor, so that may have been my mistake.
During the peel, the skin under and around my eyes was...
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Created 9 months ago
“I Like my At-home Glycolic Acid Peel - Utah”
Worth It
Spent: $35 in Utah
I'm 29 and feel like my skin is looking ashy and blah. I also have a little bit of acne on my chin sometimes.
I had a glycolic acid peel done at a spa here in salt lake for about 35$ and really liked the results- My skin looked really clean and fresh and bright. I missed that skin the...
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Created 9 months ago
“Glycolic 30% Irritating - Houston, TX”
Not Worth It
Spent: $25 in Houston, TX
I did a glycolic peel 30%, my skin felt smooth but it left my skin red and irritated for about 5 days, I saw a difference in the softness but not in the texture or color. I was more impressed with the results I got from the Gorgeous Peel.
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Created 10 months ago
“Had my First Peel Yesterday - Ohio”
Not Sure
Spent: $100 in Ohio
I had my dermatologist perform my peel. The actual peel (70% acid) came in powder form and was mixed into a bowl of water. She applied it to my face with just a piece of gauze and then let it sit for 4 minutes. It burned worse than I expected. I have a high pain tolerance and this made my eyes...
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Glycolic peel: was it worth it?
Glycolic Peel Information
A Glycolic acid peel, or alpha hydroxy acid peel, is a superficial chemical peel that removes your top layer of skin. The glycolic peel process triggers the production of new collagen and elastin and, as a result, erases fine lines and wrinkles, evens out skin discoloration, and improves skin texture.


