Peeling

Peeling

What are the skin problems where chemical peeling is helpful?
Chemical peeling is useful in: Melasma, pigmentation (dark circles), skin discoloration like pigmentation due to sun exposure ( photo), pregnancy, birth control pills, drug reaction, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation i.e. pigmentation as a result of a healing skin disease or infection. ?Superficial scars as a result of acne, Freckles and lentigenes, Fine wrinkles, Dilated pores.

How is chemical peeling performed?
Chemical peeling is an office procedure. It does not require any hospitalization. After properly studying the skin type and its sensitivity, the dermatosurgeon decides on the type of peeling agent or agents and their concentration. The selection of the chemical agent also depends on the extent and depth of skin damage. The skin is first cleaned with soap water to remove excess oil. The peeling agent is then applied gently onto the lesion or on the full face till the 'end point' is achieved. During or shortly after the procedure, the patient might experience warmth or stinging sensation for a few minutes. pigmentation persists, the procedure can be repeated after 3 weeks.
After a superficial peel, redness appears and there is peeling of skin over three to seven days. It helps your skin to get rid of dead cells, promote cell renewal, clean pores and improve its texture and elasticity by accelerating natural processes in your skin.

Treatments

Hyaluronic Acid - Restylane®
Carboxy therapy
Dermatology Surgery
Eyelashes growth
Cryosurgery
Laser Hair Removal
Clinic Dermatology
Cosmetic Dermatology
Pediatric Dermatologist
Sclerotherapy
Hyperhidrosis
Fractional Laser C02 Treatment
Vascular Laser Therapy
Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) Therapy
Microdermoabrasion
Peeling
Psychology and Life coaching
Radiofrequency
Hand Rejuvenation Therapy
Laser Tattoo Removal
Botox
Ultracavitation