2. It is a deliberate and controlled damage to the skin, achieved
with the help of certain acids.
It triggers the skin rejuvenation and cell renewal process of
the skin.
The old stratum corneum which is dull and damaged is
sloughed off and the new and fresher skin cells come up,
giving the skin a bright look.
The origins of skin peeling are found in the scrolls of ancient
Egypt, where the pharaohs used raw milk for skin
rejuvenation and maintaining their youthful appearance.
3. Chemical peeling is the “one-stop shop” for ageing, sun
damage and acne problems.
It reveals the youthful and vibrant skin by exfoliating the
dead upper layer of the skin.
It unclogs the pores and treats acne.
It reverses the signs of sun damage and rejuvenates the skin.
Reverses the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
Stimulate collagen synthesis.
4. The epidermis is composed of five different layers among
which the stratum corneum is the uppermost and the
exposed layer.
The constant exposure to the environment dulls the cells of
stratum corneum and clogs the pores resulting in acne, and
dual toned skin.
the constant sun damage also results in skin ageing leading to
the damage of the collagen and elastin layers resulting in the
wrinkle formation.
The chemical peeling addresses all these issues and reveals
the new you from within by peeling of the dull and damaged
upper layers of the skin.
5. Sun damage
Hyperpigmentation
Age spots
Acne and acne scars
Dull skin
Enlarged and clogged pores
Superficial wrinkles and fine lines
7. Alpha Hydroxy Acid Peels
requires minimal downtime for the patients
Work on superficial layers of the skin
Ideal for the treatment of acne and clogged pores
Glycolic Acid:
Works from inside out by penetrating the intercellular matrix of the nasal layer
The inflammatory responses signals the start of the cellular turnover process
Comes in the concentration of 20% to 70% with pH ranging from 1.6 to 3.5.
Lactic Acid:
Works from the top layer of skin.
Softens the hard keratin layers and sloughs them off.
Hydrates and plumps the stratum corneum to make exfoliation easy
Ideal for oily skin.
Jessner’s Peel
Combination of 14% lactic acid, 14% salicylic acid, and 14% resorcinol in a denatured alcohol base.
very effective for treating acne, sun damage and photo ageing.
Beta Hydroxy Acids:
Utilizes salicylic acid for the peeling
Effective for oily skin, grade 3 and 4 acne, and retention keratosis.
Known as “melting peel due to its quick inflammation process.
Comes in the strength of 20% and 30%
8. Peel to reveal is an innovative chemical peeling technology.
It is a complete skin rejuvenation process that does not leave the
skin bereft, midway after the exfoliation process unlike simple
chemical peels.
Utilizes alpha and beta hydroxy acids along with several other
natural acids to exfoliate the dull an dead upper layer of the skin.
Stimulates the collagen formation with the help of peptides and
growth factors.
Nourishes the skin for the skin repair with the help of
multivitamins.
It is a complete skin care treatment.
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9. Also known as TCA (Trichlor Acetic Acid) peel
Acts on the epidermis and papillary dermis.
More concentrate form may extend its effects up to the
reticular dermis.
Available in the concentration of 30% to 50%.
Not recommended for dark skinned people due to its post-
inflammatory hyperpigmentation effect.
Recommended for the treatment of fine lines, wrinkles,
blemishes and hyperpigmentation.
Requires the downtime of a week at least to avoid the sun
damage for peeling.
10. Reagent used to perform deep peeling is Phenol.
Required at least two weeks of downtime.
Performed in very rare cases.
Performed under anesthesia with constant blood pressure
monitoring.
Used to treat pre-cancerous growths, deep wrinkles, and
severe sun damage.