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Hi,Thank you for posting your question here. Chemical peels are of various kinds apart from glycolic acid. A pre-peel preparation is mandatory before proceeding with a chemical peel. Kindly visit a board certified plastic surgeon to get your chemical peel. Best of luck.
Thank you for your question. Chemical peels are much more effective when performed by a board certified facial plastic surgeon and medical team. There are techniques that use a variety of lasers, amplified light, chemicals and mechanical forms of resurfacing such as dermabrasion and microdermabrasion. You and your medical team can determine which treatment is best suited for you.Best wishes,
Glycolic peels are best used weekly for noticable results. For maximum results see your board certified plastic surgeon for more advanced treatments.
Salicylic acid will help keep pores clear of oils. Applying a cream with salicylic acid is worth a try after cleansing. Scars that are depressed aren't going to respond to products as the underlying problem is collagen destruction. Lasers or radiofrequency microneedling is helpful for many in cr...
Hi! Thanks for your question. When scheduling a Glycolic Peel with a Facial, it is best to stop all Hydroquinone and Retinol products 72 hours in advance. This will help minimize discomfort during the treatment and provide you with the best results. You can resume Hydroquinone products about 5 ...
Hi and thank you for your question.An 18% Glycolic acid peel will only be effective on the top epidermal layer of the skin, revealing smoother skin appearance, but not able to penetrate the dermal layer to stimulate new collagen which will help to reduce the appearance of post acne scars. I...
