Glycolic Peel for Hyperpigmented Asian Skin?

Glycolic peels are performed as a mechanism for chemical exfoliation. In patients with olive skin or hormonally sensitive melasma, patients may develop pigmentation as a result of postprocedural inflammation. In cases of hyperpigmentation, early therapy with Melarase creams may improve results.

Hi Tracey7795. We're not sure why the spa would have told you that there are no potential side effects as redness, flaking and irritation are common outcomes for Chemical peels. It could be that they left the acid peel on longer than they should have, which means the results were more pronounced...

Hi there- Glycolic Peels are great for treating hyperpigmentation, a dull tone, rough texture and general aging of the skin. Whether you are concerned about brown spots, fine lines, enlarged pores or simply wanting a smoother, brighter skin tone, glycolic peels can be extremely beneficial for...

Thank you for sharing your photo and details. Syringomas are benign sweat gland growths that usually appear slowly and tend to persist rather than show up overnight. Because you noticed these bumps appear suddenly, it may be less likely that they are syringomas and more likely something...

It's wonderful to hear that you're proactive about your skincare routine. Tazarotene and glycolic acid can both be effective for anti-aging and skin rejuvenation, but it's important to use them carefully to avoid skin irritation. Here's what I recommend: Introduce Gradually: If you're new to...

For 11's, dysport or botox is best. If you're opposed to this you may want to try Morpheus8 for lifting and tightening. This treatment is radio frequency with micro needling. Numbing is done for about an hour and treatment is done after. Down time is very minimal. Three treatments are done 4-6...