Chemical peeling is the application of chemical substances in order to speed up cell renewal. It is a quick and visible result. However the long-term effect is skin regeneration and production new collagen. It could take some time to get from North Lauderdale to our studio, but you will definetively like this procedure.
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ADVANTAGES OF TRAITMENT:
After choosing the right type of peeling It can be performed in any time of the year, and on any part of the body.
It's quick and easy.
It is possible to perform it as an outpatient, and does not require hospitalization.
It's usually not painful.
Instant results: the skin has an improved appearance, it is hydrated, bright and tight.
What is chemical peeling and how does it work?
Chemical peeling is an increasingly popular procedure for aesthetics. It's no surprise that it has antiaging, purifying and purifying properties and also increases the production of elastin collagen, and other cosmetic medical procedures.
Chemical peeling can be used to reduce wrinkles, skin discolorations and scars. There are many types that are available, and it's recommended to consult with an aesthetic doctor before deciding on the one you want.
You can do chemical peeling at home. It's possible to perform it at home. However, this doesn't mean it isn't dangerous for your health. The effects after chemical peeling are long-lasting and satisfying. Find out more information about this procedure!
Who is the target of chemical peeling?
To make small wrinkles and changes in acne less noticeable First of all, for those who wish to get rid of sun spots and discolorations.
Chemical peeling cleans the skin, stimulates it and refreshes it, while giving it a radiant appearance. It also improves the appearance of skin and is anti-aging. It can be used to treat skin problems such as acne, erythema or dry skin.
Most likely, you live in North Lauderdale and therefore you could benefit from this process.
What is the process of chemical peeling?
Chemical peeling involves the application of chemicals on the skin to eliminate dead epidermis. The mixtures are carefully prepared and are designed to improve the condition of skin.
While chemical peeling is commonly used for the facial skin however, it's also used to treat the skin on the neck, hands and decollete.
Chemical peeling can be performed at home and is considered one of most reliable treatments in aesthetic medicine.
Six weeks prior to starting the chemical peeling process it is recommended to stop smoking cigarettes and stop taking acetylsalicylic- acid-based medications. This can result in blood loss. An aesthetic medicine salon can recommend the appropriate type of cream to apply to the skin. Its goal is to increase the effectiveness of the procedure.
Chemical peeling of the surface that is that is performed in salons involves cleansing the face and applying a chemical mixture selected for the type of skin. It is performed with a brush or swab and the chemical mixture is applied as liquid, gel or mask.
After the solution is put on your skin you might feel a burning or the sensation of tingling. It's not uncomfortable. The solution must be rinsed off after a few minutes.
Deep peeling, however, is more complex and demands that the skin be prepped for it. It is much more painful than superficial peeling. In order to alleviate pain a local anesthetic is administered. After cleansing, phenol, an organic chemical compound, is applied. An ointment to reduce pain and soothe inflammation is usually used after the procedure.
Medium-deep and deep peeling can leave marks for up to 6 weeks. This means your skin could be sensitive for a while and redden for a while following these treatments. Cold compresses or, in the more severe instances painkillers can be utilized to ease pain following chemical peeling.
