Different Types Of Chemical Skin Peel

Chemical treatment is used to treat the skin to remove old skin cells and promote new growth. The goal is to improve skin appearance, such as reducing age spots or evening out skin tone. A chemical peel can be safe when it is performed by a qualified and experienced practitioner.

To ensure that they are up to date with their training and skills, as well as have insurance, check that the person performing your chemical peel is registered. Do not trust practitioners who have completed only a brief training course. Before you undergo the chemical skin peel, schedule a consultation with your practitioner.

There are three types of peels: superficial, medium, and deep.

Superficial Peel

This chemical peeling uses the mild acid Alpha-hydroxyl to gently exfoliate the skin's outer layers. This type of peel treatment can be used to improve the appearance of discolored skin and treat rough skin. This can be used to rejuvenate the skin on the chest, neck, and face.

Medium Peel

This peel is used to penetrate the middle and outer layers. Trichloroacetic or glycolic acid is used to treat damaged skin cells. Moderate skin discoloration, age spots, freckles, etc. This peel can be used to treat skin discoloration.

Deep Peel

To penetrate the middle layer, phenol or trichloroacetic acid is used. This peel is used to remove or treat moderate lines, freckles, and shallow scars. This peel treatment is only performed once and can make a dramatic difference in the appearance of your skin.