Frequently Asked Questions

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1. Superficial Peels:
   • Mildest form, uses mild acids like alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA).
   • Targets the outermost layer of skin (epidermis).
   • Ideal for minor skin issues like light wrinkles and mild acne.

1. Medium Peels:
   • Uses stronger acids like glycolic or trichloroacetic acid (TCA).
   • Penetrates the outer and middle layers of skin.
   • Treats wrinkles, acne scars, and uneven skin tone.

1. Deep Peels:
   • Uses strong acids like phenol.
   • Penetrates deep into the middle layer of skin.
   • Treats deeper wrinkles, severe sun damage, or scars.
   • Longer recovery time and more significant results.

Side Effects: Redness, irritation, and sensitivity are common but temporary.

• People with acne, wrinkles, sun damage, or uneven skin tone.
• Those looking to refresh their complexion and rejuvenate their skin.

• Sun Protection: The new skin is more sensitive, so it’s crucial to use sunscreen.
• Moisturization: Keep the skin hydrated to aid healing.
• Avoid Picking: Let the skin peel naturally to avoid scarring.

• Reduces Fine Lines and Wrinkles: Helps diminish the appearance of aging signs.
• Improves Skin Tone: Evens out pigmentation and reduces sun spots.
• Smooths Skin Texture: Makes the skin feel softer and more refined.
• Helps with Acne and Scars: Can reduce acne breakouts and the appearance of scars.