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Skin Peels Can Reverse Sun Damage\\n
\\n \\nMany people get chemical peels to remove sun spots, age spots or other types of hyperpigmentation caused by sun damage. Mild and medium-depth chemical peels can remove sun spots, freckles and sun damage, or help the discoloration fade.
Skin Peels Can Reverse Sun Damage\\n
\\n \\nMany people get chemical peels to remove sun spots, age spots or other types of hyperpigmentation caused by sun damage. Mild and medium-depth chemical peels can remove sun spots, freckles and sun damage, or help the discoloration fade.
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Skin Peels
\\n Chemical skin peels can help reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles and blemishes. They're used to treat acne and other skin conditions. A skin lighten peel can treat hyperpigmentation, or darkening of the skin. They work by removing layers of skin so that lighter, smoother and younger-looking skin can grow. Skin peels may be superficial, or mild, medium-depth, or deep. \\n \\n
Superficial peels typically use alphahydroxy acids (AHA) like glycolic acid or salicylic acid to remove the epidermis, or uppermost layer of skin. Medium-depth peels penetrate deeper, through the epidermis and into the dermis, or middle layer of skin. Trichloroacetic acid, or TCA, is commonly used to perform medium depth peels. Some other skin peel solutions, such as the Jessner solution, can be layered on to achieve a mild, medium-depth or deep peel. Recovery time for mild and medium-depth peels ranges from 24 hours to two weeks.
\\n \\nFor most deep peels, phenol is the ingredient of choice. Deep peels penetrate through the epidermis and dermis to treat the most severe scars, wrinkles, blemishes, and hyperpigmentation. Recovery time for deep peels can range from a week to several months, depending on the severity of the skin condition treated.
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How Skin Peels Work
\\n Skin peels work by removing the outermost layers of the skin. Removing the outermost layers of the skin can repair the damage done by age, sun exposure and skin conditions by allowing smooth, healthy new skin to grow. Chemical peels can lighten skin affected by hyperpigmentation or improve the appearance of wrinkles and scars. They're also used to treat skin conditions like acne or remove pre-cancerous growths from the skin. \\n
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Types of Skin Peels
\\n There are three basic types of skin peels: mild or superficial, medium-depth and deep. Mild and medium-depth skin peels meet most people's cosmetic or health needs. They are easy to administer and have a short recovery time. Deep chemical peels are used to treat the scars, severe skin conditions, and skin that has built up a strong tolerance to lower level peels. \\n
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Mild or Superficial Skin Peels
\\n Mild chemical peels are most often used to improve the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines, mild acne scarring and mild hyperpigmentation. They remove only a small part of the epidermis, or outer layer of skin. \\n \\n
Mild peels are administered on an outpatient basis. The procedure takes 5 to 20 minutes. Oral sedatives are often administered during mild peels. The procedure often stings. Moisturizers, water and cold compresses are used to relieve discomfort afterward. The skin recovers in 24 hours. You will need to have a mild skin peel repeated four to six times over a period of two to three months. The results of a mild peel last about one month, but you can have maintenance peels performed monthly.\\n
\\nAlphahydroxy acids (AHAs) are the gentlest acids used in skin peels. Lactic acid, glycolic acid and salicylic acids fall under this category.
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Medium-Depth Skin Peels
\\n Medium-depth skin peels penetrate further to remove the epidermis and some of the dermis, or underlying middle layer of skin. Some dermatologists may perform a mild peel before a medium-depth peel, in order to give you a more effective skin treatment. Medium-depth peels are used to treat wrinkles, hyperpigmentation, sun damage and precancerous growths. \\nMedium-depth peels usually take between 30 and 60 minutes to administer. They hurt more than mild peels, and sometimes require a local anesthetic and sedatives administered via IV. \\n
\\nSide effects include moderate pain for the first few hours following the procedure. Medium-depth peels also cause excessive pinkness of the skin, which may not completely fade away until the skin has healed. New skin should appear within the first two weeks after treatment, though it can sometimes take as long as three months before the pinkness completely fades and the skin can be considered fully healed. The results can last several months or years, depending on the acids used to perform the peel. \\n \\n
Medium-depth peels typically use trichloroacetic acid, or TCA, as a main ingredient. Some dermatologists first perform a mild peel using AHAs, in order to make TCA more effective as a medium-depth peel agent. The Jessner solution, a popular skin peel solution, contains a combination of resorcinol, salicylic acid and glycolic acid to clear pores, treat acne, and improve the appearance of wrinkles and sun damage. The Jessner solution can be used for medium-depth peels, or layered to create deep peels.
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Deep Skin Peels
\\n \\n \\nDeep skin peels penetrate all the way to the subcutaneous, or third and deepest, layer of skin. They are used to treat melasma, deep wrinkles, scarring, sun damage and precancerous growths of the skin. Phenol is the ingredient of choice for most deep peels, but the Jessner solution can be applied in layers to effect a deep peel. Phenol is more caustic than other chemical peel ingredients and carries risk of permanent pigmentation changes, demarcation lines and sensitivity to sunlight. Deep peels can take as long as two hours to administer to the full face. Petroleum jelly or another ointment may be applied after a phenol peel to protect the skin. Full recovery can take several months.
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Benefits of Chemical Peels
\\n \\n \\nChemical peels remove dead skin cells from the surface of your skin to allow lighter, brighter, newer skin to grow. Chemical peels have been used since ancient times to improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Modern chemical peels don't just make you look younger; they can also treat skin conditions like acne, melasma, and even precancerous growths. Let's look at the benefits of skin peels.
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Skin Peels Can Make You Look Younger\\n
\\n \\n \\nMany people get chemical peels for cosmetic reasons. Mild chemical peels remove a portion of the epidermis, or upper layer of the skin. They can reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, even out skin tone, and improve skin texture.
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\\n \\nMedium-depth skin peels remove more of the surface of the skin, penetrating down to the dermis, or secondary layer of the skin. Medium-depth skin peels can improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles with results that last much longer than those associated with mild peels. \\n
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\\nDeep peels are used to treat deep wrinkles, the most severe hyperpigmentation, and the worst scarring. Deep peels can dramatically improve the appearance of your skin, and the results can last for years.\\n
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Skin Peels Protect Skin Health\\n
\\n \\nModern chemical peels aren't just used for cosmetic purposes. Dermatologists use skin peels to treat a number of skin conditions ranging from acne to melanoma. Mild chemical peels are often used to treat acne, since they help to keep pores clean. For sun damage and hyperpigmentation problems like melasma, medium-depth peels are often more effective. Medium-depth and deep peels are also used to treat severe acne and to remove precancerous growths to prevent melanoma. \\n
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Skin Peels Can Reverse Sun Damage\\n
\\n \\nMany people get chemical peels to remove sun spots, age spots or other types of hyperpigmentation caused by sun damage. Mild and medium-depth chemical peels can remove sun spots, freckles and sun damage, or help the discoloration fade.
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