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The complexion of skin is something that noticeably changes as you age. A chemical peel can diminish signs of aging to give you brighter complexion and smoother skin.
What is a Chemical Peel?
Chemical peels work by removing layers of skin that contribute to hyperpigmentation, wrinkles, redness, acne, and signs of aging. The Perfect Derma Peel is safe and effective for all skin types and ethnic backgrounds. It is painless with very little downtime.
The Perfect Derma Peel has many great benefits which include reducing sun damage and melasma, help the production of collagen to yield more youthful skin, decrease pores, acne scars, and enhance the texture and tone of the skin. It is considered medium depth and is the only peel that contains glutathione. This powerful antioxidant slows down aging, aids in detoxification, brightens the skin, and helps prevent new wrinkles.
Modern peels like this don’t cause the same damage as early peels did. Medium depth peels won’t leave you looking like a burn victim. Instead, the redness they cause will go away within days and your skin will look and feel better when the process is complete. Peels are effective at smoothing out skin imperfections, promoting skin health, and creating tighter skin. This can help reduce the appearance of wrinkles and so much more.
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How long will I peel for?
You can expect peeling on day 3-day 7. It is essential to keep your skin covered and protected from the sun during this period.
How often can I do peels?
Medium depth chemical peels can be done every 4-6 weeks until desired results.
How will my skin feel after the peel?
Initially it will feel like a mild sunburn the first 1-2 days. As the skin begins to peel, it will feel dry and mildly itchy. It is important to use a strong moisturizer and SPF during the peeling phase. After 1-2 weeks, your new skin will feel soft and refreshed.
How do I prepare for a peel?
Avoid waxing, direct sun exposure, tanning booths, and electrolysis at least 1 week prior. In the 48 hours prior to treatment, avoid abrasive exfoliants, Retin-A, and any skincare products that can cause irritation to the skin. Drink plenty of water.
