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Personally, I would not use 40% TCA on my skin, either at home, nor in my operating suites. Maximal I go to for a general peel is 35%, or even drop down to 30% with Jessner's solution and acetone scrub. I would recommend 8-10% multiple TCA peels, single coat (maximum of two at low low concentrations). TCA peels are self neutralising and v v v different to glycolic acid peels. Once TCA frosts- that is the end point of protein coagulation. All the best, Dr Davin Lim Laser and aesthetic dermatologistBRISBANE, Australia.
I would probably recommend some Retin A for one so young. There are many silly do nothing peels out there so if you seek you will find. Don't waste your money on weak silly do nothing peels. A TCA peel does do good things and can diminish fine...
You need a cosmetic dermatologist who specializes in acne scarring/pigmentation and does a combination of treatments including: surgery, subcision, or TCA cross for deep or pitted "ice pick" scars; fillers like Bellafill or Sculptra or Radiesse for broad "boxcar" or "rolling" scars; Eclipse...
At our practice we recommend VI Peel which is FDA Approved for all skin types. The main active ingredients are TCA, Phenol and Retinoic Acid which is safe for all skin types. Typically, patients with skin types IV-VI respond positively to 4% Hydroquinone therapy before and after...
