Chemical peels are performed by doctors or aesthetic technicians.
Chemical peels are cosmetic procedures performed to improve the appearance of the face. According to regional legislation, chemical peels can be performed by a doctor or an aesthetic technician. When performing this procedure, people should definitely ask about the qualifications of the person performing the chemical peel, including years of experience and place of training, as it is possible to injure someone or cause permanent damage if the chemical peel is not performed. performs correctly.
During a chemical peel, a chemical paste is applied to the skin and removed after a certain period of time.
In a chemical peel, a chemical solution is applied to the face and then removed. The solution removes the top layers of skin and can be used to treat age spots, discolorations, fine lines, precancerous cells, and freckles. Not all marks can be removed with a chemical peel, but the appearance of the face can be smoother and even after chemical peels, and the effects can last for a long period of time.
A dermatologist will be able to determine which chemical peel ingredients work best for each skin type.
The milder chemical peels use alpha-hydroxy acids, the same products that are available in some over-the-counter face masks. The most intense peels use phenol. Typically, after a chemical peel, the face is red and irritated, and the patient is advised to avoid wearing makeup and to stay out of the sun, using sunscreen if outdoors. As skin heals after chemical peels, it can develop crusts or scales that will eventually fall off. A slightly unsightly appearance can persist for several weeks, so a chemical peel is not recommended before a big event like a wedding.
A chemical peel can be used to treat fine lines and age spots.
This procedure is sometimes known as dermapeeling or chemoexfoliation. At-home chemical peel kits are available for people with minor skin conditions who want treatment at home. However, people should be careful with chemical peels at home, as they can damage the skin if the product is not suitable for your skin type or is not applied correctly. A dermatologist may have recommendations for products that can be used safely at home, including products that can be used for skin care.
Patients are advised to wear sunscreen whenever they are outdoors after a chemical peel.
Chemical peels are not a substitute for surgical procedures and chemicals must be carefully formulated for the patient’s skin. There are some risks, including permanent discoloration of the face after a chemical peel or an allergic reaction to a chemical used in the procedure. Using an experienced technician or physician can reduce the risk of an adverse outcome, and patients should also be sure to fully disclose their medical history before receiving a peel.