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Glycolic Acid Peel

What it is: A glycolic acid peel is a type of alpha-hydroxy acid peel, which are the mildest of the chemical peel formulas.  The solution is applied to remove the very top, superficial layer of skin. Glycolic acid peels are ideal for people who don't wish to endure a long recovery time.

What it addresses:  Superficial skin conditions of the face, including:

- Fine wrinkles
- Acne
- Uneven pigment
- Dryness

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What is a glycolic peel best for treating?

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