PCA Chemical Peel Effective for Dark Skin?
Is a PCA chemical peel effective at evening out skin tone and texture, and eliminating hyperpigmentation for people of color (deep tan/caramel colored skin)?
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Is a PCA chemical peel effective at evening out skin tone and texture, and eliminating hyperpigmentation for people of color (deep tan/caramel colored skin)?
Here at Beck Aesthetic, we prefer the PCA peels because of the ability to customize the peel specifically for your skincare concerns and challenges. The PCA peels also have correctors to further the customization. The Jessner's with HQ and resorcinol is an excellent choice for acne and...
+3 answersHello! As both peels are great options for you, one thing about PCA is how customizable the company is. PCA peels are great because of being able to customize them, while the VI peel isn't customizable.PCA peel has Lactic acid, Salicylic acid, Kojic acid, Citric acid, Hydroquinone and Resorcinol...
+2 answersHello! I would not be concerned at all. We recommend receiving a series of 4-6 chemical peels every 4-6 weeks. If you feel it is too much for your skin, we recommend between peels you can do a Hydrafacial to keep up with exfoliation and still get beautiful results. Best of Luck! Dr. Julia Spears MD
+4 answersHello! If you are looking for a peel that will cause more peeling and downtime, VI peel will do that for you. PCA Sensi Peel is great but you will just experience more "flaking" not peeling. Now, my aesthetician always tells our patients I can never expect what is going to happen to your skin...
+3 answersHello! Congratulations! Now, this depends on what type of PCA peel you are receiving. While pregnant you are not able to use certain ingredients and acids, I would be on the safe side and ask whoever is performing the peel and see what type they are giving you, and always check with your doctors...
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