Chemical Peeling

Chemical Peeling or chemo-exfoliation is a procedure where fruit or plant extracts are applied to the skin which causes controlled destruction of the layers of the skin; followed by regeneration and remodeling.

Where is Peeling used?

This procedure is used for:

• Acne
• Scar
• Hyperpigmentation
• Dilated Open Pores
• Fine Wrinkles
• Skin Rejuvenation
• Under Eye Eigmentation
• Dull Skin
• Wrinkles caused by Sun Damage

Why should chemical peeling be done?

• Inexpensive & safe
• Minimal complications with excellent cosmetic results
• Can be combined with other modalities of treatment

What are the types of peeling agents?

• Glycolic,
• Lactic acid
• Salicylic acid
• Mandelic acid
• Yellow peels
• Trichloroacetic acid
• Phenol

Who should avoid peeling?

Patients with

• Active bacterial, viral, fungal or herpetic infection
• Open wounds
• Patient with unrealistic expectations
• History of abnormal scarring, keloids; peeling should be avoided.