Peeling is a purification process applied to renew the damaged or problematic layer of the skin. Different chemical substances used in chemical peeling are expected to peel the skin to different degrees. Depending on this peeling that occurs on the skin, chemical peeling is divided into 4 groups as very superficial, superficial, medium and deep.
EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL PEELING
- Skin regeneration
- Spot treatment
- Acne and acne scar treatment
- Skin tone equalization
- Pore tightening
- Reduction of fine wrinkles
WHICH PRODUCTS ARE USED?
- Phenol
- TCA (Trichloroacetic Acid)
- Enzymatic peelings (Cosmelan etc.)
- Alpha hydroxy acids (glycolic acid, lactic acid..)
- Beta hydroxy acids (salicylic acid)
- Polyhydroxy acids
APPLICATION OF CHEMICAL PEELING
Usually, skin care is done before peeling to ensure that the peeling progresses smoothly and is more effective. A suitable peeling solution is applied to the skin ready for peeling and waited for 1-5 minutes depending on the solution. The eyes and nostrils are protected. After the desired time, the skin is cleaned with a neutralizing solution. It is usually a painless procedure, a burning sensation and odor may be disturbing, the nostrils can be closed with cotton. A slight sting is felt in superficial peelings. Peeling may occur for the following 2-7 days depending on the depth of the peeling. This peeling is usually controlled with moisturizers. It is recommended to apply in the winter months.
Chemical peeling applications, which last approximately 15-20 minutes, are performed in 4-5 sessions and 21-30 days apart, depending on the problem. It is recommended that the treatment be repeated every year to maintain the effect.
THINGS TO CONSIDER
- Regular use of sunscreen at every stage before and after the procedure
- Avoiding skin irritation
- Use follow-up products according to your dermatologist's recommendations.