Chemical Peels

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Following a chemical peel, the skin is particularly vulnerable to infection, because it is in effect a large wound. The greater the depth of the peel, the more risk there is for infection. Infections can slow down the healing process and cause ... more »

How to Be Beautiful at 50 Without Surgery

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It is getting harder and harder to identify a woman's age. Women have modernized their own self image. Along with a myriad of beauty techniques and products, women no longer have trade beauty for blah. But some women reject the idea of invasive ... more »

How to Have a Salicylic Acid Peel

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Salicylic acid is a beta hydroxy acid that is synthetically made. It is used in a variety of cosmetic applications, but its primary use is to treat acne. Salicylic acid is a common ingredient in over-the-counter acne treatments. Salicylic acid ... more »

How to Prepare for a Medium Peel

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A chemical peel can work wonders for fine lines, acne scars, hyperpigmentation and other skin conditions. By removing the top layer of skin, the skin can regrow healthier and younger-looking. There are various types of chemical peels, and some ... more »

How to Prepare for a Chemical Peel

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If you are contemplating or have already scheduled an appointment to get a TCA (trichloro acetic acid) or AHA (alpha hydroxy acid) chemical peel, then read this article. Read and follow the steps below carefully to get lasting results from your ... more »

How to Avoid Scarring After a Deep Peel Burn

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A deep chemical peel is really a second-degree burn of the skin. Deep peels penetrate the dermis and burn off the top layers of skin. A deep peel is a surgical procedure and can only be done by a doctor. The procedure is painful and requires some ... more »

How to Buy a Home Chemical Peel Kit

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With the rising demand for plastic surgery, skin treatments and other procedures, it's no surprise that the demand for at-home versions of some of these treatments is also increasing. Home chemical peel kits can be used to treat a variety of skin ... more »

How to Prepare for a Light Peel

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Incorporating light chemical peels into a skin care regimen has become increasingly popular. Light peels, also known as "lunch hour" peels, are minimally invasive and require very little down time. They exfoliate the uppermost layers of the skin ... more »

How to Get a Chemical Peel

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If you have acne, uneven skin tone or wrinkles, you may consider getting a chemical peel. A chemical peel is a treatment offered by dermatologists, salons and plastic surgeons that removes the outer layers of your skin. It leaves your skin ... more »

How to Care for Skin After a Chemical Peel

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The time following a chemical peel can be just as crucial for your skin as the peel itself because this is when your skin renews itself. The aftercare can vary depending on what type of peel you received and what ingredients were in the serum... more »

How to Have a Glycolic Acid Peel

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Glycolic acid is a naturally occurring acid derived from sugar cane. It is one of a larger family of acids called alpha hydroxy, or fruit, acids. Glycolic acid is commonly used in chemical peels applied to the skin. The peel exfoliates the top ... more »

How to Have a Jessner Peel

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When you have skin issues that go beyond what an alpha hydroxy acid peel can treat, you may need to have a Jessner peel. A Jessner peel is a combination peel that consists of salicylic acid, lactic acid and resorcinol. It is a medium-depth peel ... more »

How to Treat Acne With Chemical Peels

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A chemical peel uses chemical solutions containing acids to treat acne and other facial problems. The chemical peel causes the skin on your face to peel off in layers. New skin, without problems, grows in its place. The process can take from 1 to ... more »

How to Select a Professional for a Peel Treatment

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Chemical peels exfoliate the upper layers of the skin to reveal healthier skin underneath. There are several levels of peels. Light peels can be applied at home or by an aesthetician. Medium and deep peels can only be applied by a medical ... more »

How to Avoid Skin Discoloration From Chemical Peels

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Chemical peels have gained popularity as more salons and spas offer this service. The rise in accessibility have made more consumer's consider this option to help reduce the appearance of lines, wrinkles, uneven skin tone, and even some types of ... more »

How to Choose a Chemical Peel

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If you are worried about wrinkles or skin imperfections, then a chemical face peel is the perfect solution to your skin problem. But before you run off to make an appointment at your local spa or doctor's office, read the information below to ... more »

How to Choose an Affordable Chemical Peel

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If you research chemical peels, you are sure to come up with a number of results, varying in effectiveness and cost. While the top of the line chemical peels are not cheap, there are many affordable options that you can choose from to fit your ... more »

How to Compare Chemical Peels to Microdermabrasion

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Chemical peels and microdermabrasion are two popular skin treatments that improve the appearance of the skin. If you choose a chemical peel, you may choose between light, medium and deep. Microdermabrasion simply removes the dead skin cells and ... more »

How to Decrease Discomfort During Chemical Peels

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In a chemical peel procedure, a doctor or clinician applies a strong chemical to the skin and over the next few weeks, the outer layers of the skin peel away to reveal new, younger looking skin underneath. In order to have perfect results, such ... more »

How to Enhance Chemical Peel Results

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Chemical peels alone can offer amazing results to the average person; however, for those with aging skin care concerns, scarring or sun damage, combining chemical peels with a variety of products and procedures can greatly enhance the overall result... more »

How to Have a Hand Peel

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Nothing shows your age quite as much as your hands do. Your hands and your face are the areas of your body that are exposed to the most sun damage, because even when you are fully clothed, these areas are usually uncovered. Consequently, hands ... more »

How to Perform a Chemical Peel at Home

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Thanks to modern technology, people in their forties can look 10 years younger. Chemical peels are a quick solution to aging skin; however, they can cost a lot of money when performed in a doctor´s office or spa. Don´t panic. Manufacturers have ... more »

How to Prepare for a Deep Peel

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A deep chemical peel burns off the top layer of your skin just like a second-degree burn. After an extended recuperation period, usually about 2 weeks, your skin regenerates with a smoother and healthier look. There are many types of chemical ... more »

How to Prepare Skin for a Chemical Peel

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Chemical peel procedures use strong chemicals to remove the outer layers of the skin, helping to reduce wrinkles and many signs of aging, such as wrinkles, scars and skin growths. While chemicals peels are rather non-invasive procedures, with ... more »

How to Recognize Chemical Peel Risks

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While chemical peels are far less invasive and carry fewer risks than other surgical cosmetic procedures, they do occasionally cause adverse side effects. Before you schedule a chemical peel procedure, it is important to recognize the possible ... more »

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