Chemical Peels

The chemical peel is the process of applying a chemical solution to the skin to smooth out its texture. It can be used to treat many skin issues like acne, fine lines, wrinkles and hyperpigmentation. A form of chemical exfoliation, a peel allows your skin to shed off a layer, making room for new, healthier skin.
Three types of chemical peels exist ― superficial, medium-depth and deep-depth. Superficial peels are good for treating fine lines and wrinkles, large pores and dark spots, and to help tighten the skin. Medium-depth peels can help treat skin that has a significant amount of photodamage, sunspots, mild to moderate acne scars, crepe paper skin under the eyes or dark circles.
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Superficial peels are good for treating fine lines and wrinkles, large pores and dark spots, and to help tighten the skin. Medium-depth peels can help treat skin that has a significant amount of photodamage, sunspots, mild to moderate acne scars, crepe paper skin under the eyes or dark circles.
In the spa, superficial peels also known as “lunchtime peels” are done. These are the mildest treatment and they require little downtime. You may experience some redness for 20 minutes to half an hour afterward. It is expected to experience some dryness or flaking over the next few days, but otherwise, you can get back to business as usual.

“Chemical peels run a range of different types of products that can be used, and there’s a big difference in how deeply the chemical that’s being applied affects the skin,”

Typically, a form of acids is used in superficial peels including glycolic, salicylic, kojic acid and malic acid. Superficial peels are good for treating fine lines and wrinkles, large pores and dark spots, and to help If you have a big event, doing a light chemical peel a few days before is spectacular.

The more frequently peels are administered to the skin, the stronger the agent required for each subsequent treatment. Because tolerance increases over time, patients can get stronger peels with decreased downtime.

Preparation of Skin: –

  • The therapist will clean the skin to remove any makeup, sunscreen and oil, all of which will act as a barrier and prevent the acid from penetrating, reducing the effectiveness of the treatment.
  • Ointment is applied to the skin around areas like the eyes, nose and mouth, to prevent the agent from pooling.

Lip ointment is applied to keep the mouth protected. Many sources of acid are used to derive desired effects and benefits.SENS offers a myriad.

SALICYLIC PEEL

Salicylic Acid is the main active ingredient in most acne treatment products sold over the counter ..

MANGO BRIGHT PEEL

The Mango peel is not a synthetic formula but smells delicious..

GLYCOLIC PEEL

Glycolic Acid face peel is considered one of the best treatments for acne-prone and wrinkle-prone skin.

CARBON PEEL

Laser carbon peel or carbon laser facial could also be a comprehensive laser treatment that is completely painless with minimal-to-zero downtime.

RETINOL PEEL

Retinol is a form of vitamin A, which is used in skincare products to encourage the growth of skin cells.

BLACK PEEL

Black Peel is a mixture of Salicylic Acid and Jasmonic Acid which have been proved to ameliorate various skin..

LACTIC PEEL

Lactic Acid Face Peel is the one for you. This chemical peel contains AHA (Alpha hydroxyl acids) which are derived from milk.

CELEBRITY PEEL

Chemical Peels are one of the celebrities’ favorite procedures. … some celebrities, however, haven’t any problem telling about chemical peels to the media that they love to have chemical peels in their routine.

TCA PEEL

TCA peels are cosmetic treatments that use trichloroacetic acid (TCA) to enhance your skin’s appearance