Also from what I've read it is a "medium depth peel," so what would be the lightest concentration you could use to avoid any complications? Or are there lighter "superficial" peels you would recommend as safer for someone with an indian skin tone?
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To achieve the optimal results of an OBAGI Blue
Peel, preparation and post care are a must. At minimum, use of the OBAGI
Nu-Derm system w/ Tretinoin 4-6 weeks prior to the peel will ensure the skin is
in an ideal state to respond to the peel. In some cases, we have the patient
prep for up to 12...
I have performed many Obagi blue peels on darker skin types. When patients follow the instructions carefully, the results are great. When they do not, there certainly can be problems with hyperpigmentation. There are several things to take into consideration. First, the...
