At-home Chemical Peel, what would be best for my oily pigmented skin? (Photos)

Thank you for your question. The chemical peel can address the irregular pigmentation and sun damaged skin, issues which could have caused your dark spots. The treatments can be modified in strength, type of chemical peels and then repeated in order to get the results you want. I suggest that you move forward and consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.
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Although there are a number of at-home chemical peel treatments available, these can be risky if not performed by an experienced professional. For optimal results, it really is best to seek a cosmetic surgeon or reputable medical spa for your chemical peel. They can also provide a detailed assessment of your unique skin type and needs and recommend the right peel for you. In the long run, it will be well worth investing a little extra in getting the smooth, even results you want from a professional.

Peels are very risky in patients with darker skin types because of the possibility of post peel hyperpigmentation, which is often hard to clear.  To even your skin tone, consult your dermatologist and consider using retinoids.

NONE! Best option MD provided VIPeel.. At home peels will not help. Also maintenance peel of Skin Medica line great.