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Thank you for your question. I would recommend having a consultation with an aesthetician, at that time you can discuss your concerns and have your skin evaluated to see if you are a good candidate for a chemical peel. 16 is old enough to have a peel done if you need it for corrective purposes. You will need a parent to sign a consent for your chemical peel treatment.Best Wishes,Pablo Prichard
Generally depending upon the type of peel you are receiving (superficial vs medium/deep) it is beneficial to continue to receive "light peels." If your lesion recurs you could restart your peels. If the area keeps returning it might be beneficial to get a superficial biopsy to get a...
It’s true that a Hetter peel, or any peel for that matter, can be made of different strengths. If you’re going to do a Hetter peel, it’s safe to say it will be an extremely strong peel. Even under the best of circumstances your skin will be peeling five days after the procedure. ...
Dark skin is prone to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) ...Before you spend $$$ on lasers or specifically Clear + Brilliant, consider this regimen: recommend Melarase AM and Melarase PMto improve hyperpigmentation as well as Scler-X, a post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation r...
