The Medical Peel
Sun exposure, acne or aging can leave skin uneven, wrinkled, spotted, or scarred.
If you want your skin to look smoother and younger, consider a chemical peel.
You Can improve:
Chemical Peel refers to a procedure that use chemical means (as opposed to laser or mechanical means) to resurface layers of the skin to restore a healthier, more youthful, and even texture to the skin of the face, eyes, neck, chest and hands. The resurfacing removes fine lines and helps to diminish deeper ones by removing the top, and damaged, layers of skin that contain hyper-pigmentation and fine lines. There are a variety of chemicals (mostly acid compounds) and varying strengths that can utilize dependent upon your particular skin needs.
Recovery time varies with the intensity of the chemical peel session and the extent of results needed. A course of peels might be recommended .
If you want your skin to look smoother and younger, consider a chemical peel.
You Can improve:
- Acne or acne scars
- Age and liver spots
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- Freckles
- Irregular skin pigmentation
- Rough skin and scaly patches
- Sun-damaged skin
Chemical Peel refers to a procedure that use chemical means (as opposed to laser or mechanical means) to resurface layers of the skin to restore a healthier, more youthful, and even texture to the skin of the face, eyes, neck, chest and hands. The resurfacing removes fine lines and helps to diminish deeper ones by removing the top, and damaged, layers of skin that contain hyper-pigmentation and fine lines. There are a variety of chemicals (mostly acid compounds) and varying strengths that can utilize dependent upon your particular skin needs.
Recovery time varies with the intensity of the chemical peel session and the extent of results needed. A course of peels might be recommended .