A peel is a type of medical dermatological treatment used to improve the appearance of the skin. Peels utilize a chemical solution to gently remove the outer layers of skin, which leaves fresh, healthy-looking, and smoother skin in its place. This can be beneficial for treating many skin conditions including acne, sun damage, age spots, wrinkles, fine lines, and overall tone of the skin. The peel works by exfoliating the skin’s outermost layers, removing dead skin cells and stimulating the production of new cells underneath. This allows healthier, fresher cells to rise to the surface over time, resulting in a brighter complexion and a more even skin tone. Peels come in a range of strengths from light to deep. The depth of the peel depends on the type of chemical solution used and how long it is left on the skin. There are two main types of peels – a superficial peel and a deep peel. A superficial peel generally does not require the downtime associated with a deep peel. It is a much simpler procedure involving the controlled application of a milder exfoliating solution such as glycolic, lactic, salicylic, or trichloroacetic acid. These solutions remove the outermost layer of the skin, giving a brighter, more even toned appearance in just a few days. A deep peel requires several days or a week off of regular activities and tends to be more intensive and intense. This procedure involves the application of a stronger chemical solution such as phenol or trichloroacetic acid, which penetrate deeper into the skin. This leaves smoother, younger-looking skin and improves the skin’s overall texture and tone. Due to their controlled nature and ability to remove dead skin cells or improve skin appearance, peels are a popular cosmetic choice for many. Careful selection of the correct peel, controlling it’s application and the timing of the peel are important for maximum benefits and lessening the risk of any side effects. Therefore it is important to consult with a dermatologist before any peeling procedure.
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