Can you neutralize a chemical peel at home with water/facial cleanser? Or should one use baking soda?

It's not uncommon to experience some changes in your skin after a glycolic acid peel, especially one as strong as 50%. Typically, glycolic peels can cause temporary redness, peeling, and dryness as they exfoliate the outer layers of skin. However, the symptoms you're describing—such as i...

Hello,   It seems you have had a very mild chemical peel. Redness doesn't always signify a better quality peel. There are different types of peels and strengths of peels. That being said, you most likely had some mild exfoliation.We offer similar peels that leave your...

Thanks for your question.  There are not many doctors using deep chemical peels of this nature any longer.  It's becoming a lost art.  I still use these peels occasionally, however. Plus, I trained extensively with their use. I am also assuming that the peel had some phenol in it. One down...

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Thank you for your question and for sharing your photograph.  It is unlikely that your results will be affected but the most important thing would be to stop picking the flaking skin to prevent continued irritation. Best to minimize swelling by applying an appropriate moisturizer to calm your ...

Thank you for your question and photograph.  I think it best to see your chemical peel treater to voice your concerns.  Your photograph shows a very nice appearing result to your skin and I think your specific concern would better be addressed.