I'm a 33 yr old female and have a tons of eye wrinkles: crows feet and under eye wrinkles which botox does NOT get rid of since these have actually become static wrinkles (wrinkles that show even when I'm not making facial expressions). It's really sad that I have so many wrinkles for such a young age! I'm blonde, very thin skinned, poor lasticity and bad genetics I'm skeptical that the peel would work in the sensitive eye area??? Thanks for any input, Lilly
June 24, 2013
Answer: The punishment needs to fit the crime.
Yes, chemical peels are very effective at improving lower eyelid wrinkles. The key is peeling to the right depth. Generally to improve lower eyelid wrinkles, one needs a peel that is of sufficient depth. This means that the light peels performed by your aesthetician are not going to get the job done. Several light peels can't do the job on one stronger peel. TCA is good for minimal lines. However, phenol is my preferred peeling agent for this purpose.
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June 24, 2013
Answer: The punishment needs to fit the crime.
Yes, chemical peels are very effective at improving lower eyelid wrinkles. The key is peeling to the right depth. Generally to improve lower eyelid wrinkles, one needs a peel that is of sufficient depth. This means that the light peels performed by your aesthetician are not going to get the job done. Several light peels can't do the job on one stronger peel. TCA is good for minimal lines. However, phenol is my preferred peeling agent for this purpose.
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Answer: Fine lines can be improved with chemical peels such as TCA. Deep wrinkles need fillers. Thank you for your question! Fine lines can be improved with chemical peels such as TCA. Deep wrinkles need fillers. Chemical peels do improve texture and quality of your skin, but would not remove your wrinkles. Maybe combination of fillers and chemical peel would offer you desired results. Best of luck!
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Answer: Fine lines can be improved with chemical peels such as TCA. Deep wrinkles need fillers. Thank you for your question! Fine lines can be improved with chemical peels such as TCA. Deep wrinkles need fillers. Chemical peels do improve texture and quality of your skin, but would not remove your wrinkles. Maybe combination of fillers and chemical peel would offer you desired results. Best of luck!
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