I have trouble understanding all the names and concentrations for chemical facial peel. TCA, AHA peels, Jessner peel, Obagi, etc. How do you know what's best for the face?
April 1, 2010
Answer: Choosing the right chemical peel for you Hi there- The best way to determine what type and concentration of a chemical peel that is best for you is to have a consultation with a professional at a Plastic Surgery or Dermatology office. Choosing the right chemical peel is based on an individual analysis of skin type, skin tone and your goals. In our practice we offer several different types of chemical peels for addressing different problems- our para-medical aesthetician can advise you as to what will be the best course of treatment for you.
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April 1, 2010
Answer: Choosing the right chemical peel for you Hi there- The best way to determine what type and concentration of a chemical peel that is best for you is to have a consultation with a professional at a Plastic Surgery or Dermatology office. Choosing the right chemical peel is based on an individual analysis of skin type, skin tone and your goals. In our practice we offer several different types of chemical peels for addressing different problems- our para-medical aesthetician can advise you as to what will be the best course of treatment for you.
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April 2, 2020
Answer: Chemical Peel We currently offer seven different strength peels. Every patient’s skin is different, meaning they need different ingredients and concentrations in order to achieve the best result. Our team of specialists are extremely well-versed in the varying peel strengths and can determine the best course of action for you.Chemical peels safely remove or exfoliate the top layer of dead skin allowing new, more youthful, healthy skin to show through. While the skin typically sheds old, dull dead skin cells every 28 days, this process slows down with prolonged sun exposure and aging. Chemical peels cause this natural cell turnover process to speed up, helping to stimulate the growth of new collagen, or the skin-firming protein that acts like a scaffold for the skin. The speed or depth of cell turnover is determined by the concentration of the peel and the amount of time it’s left on skin.
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April 2, 2020
Answer: Chemical Peel We currently offer seven different strength peels. Every patient’s skin is different, meaning they need different ingredients and concentrations in order to achieve the best result. Our team of specialists are extremely well-versed in the varying peel strengths and can determine the best course of action for you.Chemical peels safely remove or exfoliate the top layer of dead skin allowing new, more youthful, healthy skin to show through. While the skin typically sheds old, dull dead skin cells every 28 days, this process slows down with prolonged sun exposure and aging. Chemical peels cause this natural cell turnover process to speed up, helping to stimulate the growth of new collagen, or the skin-firming protein that acts like a scaffold for the skin. The speed or depth of cell turnover is determined by the concentration of the peel and the amount of time it’s left on skin.
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