Chemical peeling

Chemical peeling is a dermatological procedure that applies acidic solutions to exfoliate and remove damaged layers of skin, stimulating cell regeneration. It improves texture, softens wrinkles, reduces blemishes (melasma) and acne, resulting in firmer, smoother, and rejuvenated skin.

Indications: Treatment of fine wrinkles, acne, scars, sun spots (melasma), uneven texture, and enlarged pores.

Depths:

Superficial: Removes the outer layer (epidermis), ideal for texture and shine.

Medium: Reaches the epidermis and upper dermis, for wrinkles and scars.

Deep: Reaches deep layers, indicated for severe wrinkles and precancerous lesions.

Common acids: Salicylic, glycolic, retinoic, trichloroacetic (ATA), and phenol acids.

Care: Avoid sun exposure, use high SPF sunscreen, moisturize the skin, and follow medical recommendations to avoid complications.

The procedure is performed by dermatologists to ensure safety and the correct choice of chemical agent.

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