Beverly Hills TCA Peel doctors

	David Hansen, MD Beverly Hills Dermatologic Surgeon 9201 W Sunset Blvd Ste. 612, Beverly Hills		73 answers
	Don Mehrabi, MD Beverly Hills Dermatologist 9735 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 421, Beverly Hills		15 answers
	Amir M. Karam, MD San Diego Facial Plastic Surgeon 4765 Carmel Mountain Road 201, San Diego		6 answers
	Kimberly Lee, MD Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon 433 North Camden Drive Suite 780, Beverly Hills		3 answers
	Brent Moelleken, MD Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon 120 S Spalding Dr Suite 110, Beverly Hills		2 answers

Recent Answers

Scars from a TCA Peel, Are They Permanent? I had my first TCA peel two weeks ago.The doctor used 30% TCA for a minute or even less.I see skin texture improvements but I've noticed that now I have some new scars.They looks like little pits.I have 2 or 3 on the cheek which looks like little holes and one bigger scar under the eye.All of them are lower level than the other skin.I am not sure if this is possible because it's just two weeks after the peel,so I am not sure if that time is enough for scars to appear or it's just my imagination?

A: TCA peel

Unfortunately they can be permanent, but some people will respond to reversal method as a treatment.

Harold A. Lancer, MD

Beverly Hills Dermatologic Surgeon

For An African American Woman With Stretch Marks, Will TCA Peels Work? TCA Peels for Stretchmarks and Other Markings...African American Girl.

A: Unfortunately, Nothing works well for stretch marks yet!

Stretch marks are a common problem but we don't have anything that does significant to improve them at this time. Many, many laser treatments may make a 20% improvement in them after 1-2 yrs and many thousands of dollars later but TCA peels probably are not a good choice. Sincerely,

David Hansen,MD

David Hansen, MD

Beverly Hills Dermatologic Surgeon

Tca Peel and Anesthesia What is the strongest % TCA peel that can be used on the face without the use of anesthesia or pain pills.

A: There is no need for anesthesia or pain meds with any TCA Peels.

I've done thousands of TCA peels and have never needed anesthesia nor pain meds for TCA peels at all. What you will need is prednisone pills to take down the redness and swelling and you will need a good cortisone lotion, sunscreen, gentle cleanser and good followups with your doc and well as retin A or bleaching cream afterwards. Sincerely,

David Hansen,MD

David Hansen, MD

Beverly Hills Dermatologic Surgeon

Beverly Hills TCA Peel reviews

$313 average price for TCA Peel in Beverly Hills
50% of Beverly Hills reviewers said TCA Peel was worth it

	“Is It Worth It? NO! NO!! NO!!! -...” Had really great skin before the peel which I got compliments on all the time. Decided to treat myself to a peel because I'm turning 40 soon and had a baby last year. Well, had a HORRIBLE reaction to this peel. 7 days after developed dermatitus and had an itchy rash all over my face. I wanted to rip my face off it was so bad. I've since spent hundreds of dollars at dermatologist to... more
	“Pigmentation Side Effects from...” I had a tca peel on my leg done by a friend of mine.was painful..someplaces the result are beautiful,but at places it has left hypoigmented strips like pattern on my leg. there are alternating patchy hypo and hyper pigmentation on my legs now and the skin looks thinned at hypopigmented places.can you recommend any treatment? will it become normal? please help...p more
	“Not "Extremely Painful" As Some...” If used as directed, this stuff only produces a MILD stinging. As long as you leave it on less than 3 minutes it should feel like a bee sting and then go numb. I was removing deep scars on my arms so I needed to use 50% TCA and leave it on over 10 minutes. Though I left it on way above the maximum time advised time, it was not making me "jump out of the chair" as one person put it... more
	“Good Results from TCA 20%” I did this peel at home. I did it only on my chest (decolletage) area, to test it first. It is peeling like it should, with no insane pain or regrets. Listen to your body, it shouldn't kill with pain. Just uncomfortable for 5 min. My opinion is: you know your skin better than ANYONE, so it's best to start with a mild percentage TCA (8% or 12.5%) to see how tolerant your skin really is. Seems... more