Chemical Peeling - BLUEPEEL.com

Facial Chemical Peeling:
Phenol, Carbolic Acid, TCA, Alphahydroxy, Beta Hydroxy

Chemical peels

Chemical peels can be arranged into three categories: light, medium and deep.

Light chemical peels

are used to help dry skin, acne, liver spots, sun spots, diminish fine facial wrinkles and pore size and improve overall skin texture. Light peels are done in a series of six to eight sessions with two or three week periods in between. After a light peel the skin is only slightly red for about a day.

Medium chemical peels

Deep chemical peels

Deep chemical peels eliminate larger wrinkles and can have facelift-like effects. However skin will remain sensitive for a month or two after treatment.

Chemicals used for chemical peels

Some types of chemicals used for chemical peels include alphahydroxy acids (AHAs) which are used to smooth rough, dry skin, controls acne, improves sun-damaged skin, correct pigment problems, and as a pre-treatment for trichoracetic acid (TCA) which is used to smooth out fine wrinkles, remove superficial blemishes and correct pigment problems, and pheno lwhich is used to correct skin problems caused by sun exposure, birth control pills and aging, to remove pre-cancerous growths and to smooth out coarse wrinkles.

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