Chemical peeling refers to the act that involves applying some or all chemicals to promote cell renewal. The immediate and noticeable result is due to (shallower or more deep) peeling of the skin, while the long-term effect causes skin regeneration and production of new collagen, in turn, the skin becomes moisturized and free of wrinkles, discoloration or any other defects. It could take some time to get from Weston to our studio, but you will definetively like this procedure.
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The benefits of this treatment
You can perform it anytime of the the year on all types of skin and on any part of your body (after you've selected the appropriate peeling).
It's simple and fast.
It can be done in-patient, and without the need for hospitalization.
It's usually not painful.
You will notice immediate results on the appearance of your skin. It appears younger, more radiant, hydrated, and more firm.
What exactly is chemical peeling?
Chemical peeling has become an increasingly common procedure in the field of aesthetic medicine. No wonder, since it has anti-aging, reducing and purifying properties and boosts the production of elastin as well as collagen.
Chemical peeling is used to treat discolorations and scars. Most commonly it is applied to the face. There are a variety of kinds and methods for chemical peeling. To ensure you get the right treatment, consult an aesthetic medicine professional.
You can do superficial or deep chemical peeling at home. But the ease of implementation is not enough to mean that it is healthy for us. As with any other aesthetic medicine procedure, you need be cautious. Chemical peeling can provide lasting, positive outcomes. Learn more about this treatment!
Who should chemical peeling be applied to?
The first is those who wish to remove discolorations and sunspots, to make small wrinkles or changes in acne that aren't as noticeable.
Chemical peeling eliminates dead skin cells, stimulates them and gives a radiant appearance to the skin. Chemical peeling can also be revitalizing and anti-aging. Use the right product to combat skin problems like acne or erythema.
If you are a resident of Weston so you're sure to benefit from the procedure.
What is chemical peeling like?
Chemical peeling refers to the treatment of the epidermis in order to eliminate the epidermis. Chemical peeling involves the application of chemical compounds to the skin. These are carefully prepared mixtures that are meant to improve the condition of skin and appearance.
Chemical peeling is most often used on the face's skin, but a popular treatment of this kind is applying chemical peeling on the skin of neck, hands and decollete.
You can do chemical peeling yourself, which is one of the safest treatments for cosmetic medicine.
Six weeks prior to starting the chemical-peeling process, it's important to quit smoking and stop taking Acetylsalicylic. An aesthetic medicine salon will be able to recommend the right kind of cream to apply on the skin. Its goal is to improve the efficacy of the treatment.
Salons can also apply chemical peeling to the surface of the skin. It involves cleansing the face using a chemical mix before applying it to the skin. It is done using either a swab or brush and the chemical mix is applied in the form of gel, liquid or mask.
After the solution has been applied to your skin you might feel a burning or the sensation of tingling. This is not painful. The chemical solution can be removed from the skin in a couple of minutes.
Deep peeling, on other the other hand, is a very serious procedure. The skin must first be prepared properly. The procedure is more painful and calls for the application of local painkillers in order to reduce discomfort. An organic chemical compound called phenol is applied after cleansing. Most often, an ointment or pain relief cream is used after the cleansing to ease the swelling and redness.
Medium-deep peeling and deep peeling leave marks for about six weeks, which means you need to be aware that your skin following the procedure will be red for a short time and sensitive to sun. For severe cases of pain, cold compresses can be applied.
