Benefits of chemical peels

 

- It is a non-surgical procedure that does not usually require general anesthesia, except in the case of deep peels

 

- The recovery period is short

 

- Its results are great as it gives shine and luster to the skin as it unifies the skin color and makes it lighter

 

- Inexpensive compared to the surgical procedures for the same purpose

 

 

 

Uses of chemical peels

 

- Acne effects and scars

- Eliminate dark spots and dark circles

- Treatment of minor and medium wrinkles

- Irregular skin tone

- Damage caused by sunlight

- Freckles and chloasma

- Dry skin with large pores

- Swollen and loosened skin

 

 

 

Types of chemical peels

 

Superficial peeling

 

Suitable for all skin types and colors

 

It can be used as a chemical body scrub

 

This type of peeling off the surface layer of the skin without penetration of the chemical substance into the deep layers of the skin

 

This type of peeling is used to treat the effects of pimples and scars, simple and not deep in the skin, and it is also used to lighten the skin and remove impurities from it.

 

 

Medium peeling

 

A little deeper than a superficial peel, this type is used to eliminate minor wrinkles in the skin and the effects of deeper pimples

 

 

Deep peeling

 

It penetrates as deep as possible into the skin, and this type is used to eliminate medium and deep wrinkles, and is not suitable for owners of dark skin

 

 

 

Tips after a chemical peel

 

Avoid direct exposure to the sun after the peeling session and use sunscreen

 

Not to use cosmetics for at least a week after the peeling

 

Use the ointments and creams prescribed regularly and inform the doctor of any abnormal skin changes

 

If you have had a deep peeling, he will prescribe an antibiotic to avoid infection and speed recovery. Take care of the skin and clean it well with warm water and soap designated for that.