Would my acne scarring benefit from that type of peel? I saw that it was under $100 which is very affordable for my budget and I wondered if it would help my acne scar condition at all. Also I’m assuming it’s large pores but my skin will have a orange peel type texture to it at times. Which is also something I’m looking to treat if maybe the Peel could help that as well
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Generally speaking we recommend to space peels 4 weeks apart, this seems like your best option since you are trying to target a more fragile area, like the undereyes. Patients with oily or acne-prone skin can up this frequency to every 2 weeks to get oil production under control.
Chemical peels can be done at different depths—light, medium, or deep—depending on your desired results. Deeper chemical peels produce more-dramatic results, but also involve longer recovery times. To care for your skin properly after a peel, you should stay covered from the sun, apply sun...
If you are inquiring because you are attempting this peel at home, please do not proceed. There are licensed professionals to administer this for a reason. You can permanently damage your skin. If you have gone to an office to get this treatment done, please call the office to ask them what ...