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Exoderm is a deep peel. Deep peels can be very effective on lines and contrast irregularities. Looking at your photo, it does not seem to the the correct answer for you. Best to see a board certified plastic surgeon or otolaryngologist (ENT). Tell them what your goals are. They should be able to guide you through the process.
Exoderm is a proprietary peel more common in South East Europe. From the research I have done it appears to be a deep peel using phenol. Phenol has been abandoned my most plastic surgeons doing peels because of the tendency for permanent hypopigmentation. Make sure you investigate thouroghly before making a decision.
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Hi. Exoderm is a modified phenol peel. Good for deep lines & wrinkles - but a significant recovery.For patients that need this type of resurfacing, I prefer to use the Hetter croton oil peel.Based on your photo, your skin is nice and smooth, and you wouldn't need either type of peel!All the best,
Exoderm is a phenol based chemical peel used for pigmentation and fine lines. Based on your photo you would probably benefit more from either Fraxel or Thermage. Please consult a board certified dermatologist with a great deal of experience with these lasers for the best results.