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Can Deep Chem Peel Cause Permanent Damage?

i had a deep chem peel in may of this year. my eyes look worse. i had some fine lines prior, now i have bags (never had!) and deeper wrinkles. will this improve? if not, what can be done about it? should the plastic surgeon be responsible to fix it?

3 Doctor Answers | Asked by helloitsme
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The Punctuated Phenol Peel Is A Safer Kind of Deep Peel for Improving Wrinkles and Crepeyness

Chemical peels have been a reliable mainstays of the cosmetic physician's toolbox for well over a century. Trichloroacetic acid (TCA), Jessner's solution, salicyclic acid, glycolic acid and phenol have all been used satisfactorily in varying concentrations and protocols for treating acne scarring, pigmentary problems, wrinkles and other unwanted manifestations of photoaging for many decades before lasers came on the scene. However, deeper peels, such as those employing TCA in concentrations... more
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DEEP CHEMICAL PEELS AND SIDE EFFECTS

Hi! Some of the more common side effects of deep chemical peels can include discoloration and scarring. It is important to follow up with the provider that did the peel to ensure that you have not experienced any complications. I am not sure why you have developed creepyness under the eyes but if it is deep wrinkles that you are worried about, perhaps you should consider trying a CO2 fractionated ablative laser treatment which will significantly improve the texture and tone of the skin.... more
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Check back with your doctor regarding your deep chemical peel.

Check back with your doctor regarding your deep chemical peel. If He/She is an expert he/she will know what to recommend for you.

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