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Chemical Peeling

chemical-peelingChemical peeling is the application of a chemical agent of defined strength to the skin that causes destruction at the required depth, followed by remodeling without scarring. Chemical peels are superficial and medium depth peels. Superficial peels are Glycolic peel, Salicylic peel, Mandelic peel , and Lactic peel. Glycolic peel is an all purpose peel, Salicylic peel is antibacterial and keratolytic for pimple prone skin, Mandelic peel for oily and pigmented skin, Lactic peel for dry and sensitive peels. Trchloroacetic peel is medium depth peel used for Acanthosis nigricans, Xanthelasma etc.

Reveal Your True Skin

At Almeka Medical Centre, We offer a wide range of different peels that cater to every client’s need. From superficial to medium strength, we have a peel for everyone treating acne, pigmentation, fine wrinkles and to enhance overall facial complexion. Our doctors will be happy to meet you during a consultation, discuss your concerns and expectations, examine your skin and then decide on the best peel for you.

What are chemical peels?

Chemical peels are a method of regenerating and resurfacing the skin by inducing a controlled wound to the skin. They remove the top skin layers to help induce collagen remodelling and therefore improve sun-damaged skin, acne scars, skin pigmentation problems, wrinkles, skin texture, and the overall appearance of the skin. The strength of the chemical peel will determine its depth. Deeper peels will have a longer recovery period, but will also result in greater improvement to the skin.

How are chemical peels performed?

Chemical peels are best performed by an experienced doctor. The skin is first thoroughly cleansed. You will be asked to keep your eyes closed during the procedure, which may also be covered. The chemical peel solution is then applied to the face. The procedure is timed, and you will be asked about your comfort level. Neutralisation of the peel can be performed any time during and at the end of the peel. A number of serums are applied to aid the skin with the recovery process and to achieve the desired result. The peel is completed usually by placing sunscreen and a soothing balm on the face.

Chemical peeling cost

FAQ

Chemical peeling involves applying a chemical agent to the skin, causing controlled destruction at a specific depth, followed by remodeling without scarring.
Chemical peels are categorized as superficial and medium depth. Superficial peels include Glycolic, Salicylic, Mandelic, and Lactic peels. Trichloroacetic peel is a medium-depth peel used for specific conditions.
Chemical peels address issues such as acne, pigmentation, fine wrinkles, and overall facial complexion improvement.
Glycolic peel is all-purpose, Salicylic is antibacterial and keratolytic, Mandelic suits oily and pigmented skin, and Lactic is for dry and sensitive skin.
Chemical peels induce collagen remodeling, improving sun-damaged skin, acne scars, pigmentation, wrinkles, and overall skin texture.
The skin is cleansed, the chemical peel solution is applied, timed, and neutralized during or at the end of the procedure. Serums aid recovery, and sunscreen and a soothing balm are applied afterward.
The recovery period varies based on the depth of the peel. Superficial peels have a shorter recovery, while medium-depth peels may require more time.
The cost of chemical peeling depends on factors like the type of peel and the individual's specific needs. Consult with our experts for detailed pricing information.
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