Peeling
Peeling
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What is Chemical Peel?
Chemical peel removes outer skin layers using a chemical solution, promoting new skin growth and improving texture. It targets issues like uneven tone, fine lines, and sun damage. After treatment, temporary redness or flaking may occur as the skin heals and rejuvenates.
How many types of peeling are there?
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Book Now• Brighten skin
• Tighten skin
• No flaking
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Book Now• Reduce dark spot
• Minimize pores
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Book Now• Eliminate mild to moderate acne
• Brighten the skin
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Book Now• Eliminate severe acne (grade 3 - 4)
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Book Now• Eliminate severe acne (grade 3 - 4)
• Anti - aging
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Book Now• Reduce dark spot
• Brighten skin
• Anti - aging
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Book Now• Acne control
• Anti - aging
• Brighten skin, Tyrosinase inhibition & Melanosome dispersion
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Book Now• Eliminates blackheads & whiteheads, prevents acne recurrence
• Anti-inflammatory, antibacterial
• Regulates oil production, unclogs pores, fades dark spots
Step-by-step Process
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Will a chemical peel make my skin peel off?
While some peeling is expected, not all peels cause visible shedding. It depends on the peel's depth and your skin's response.
Can I wear makeup after a chemical peel?
It's best to avoid makeup for the first few days to let your skin heal properly. After that, you can gradually reintroduce makeup as your skin recovers.
Will a chemical peel make my skin more sensitive to the sun?
Yes, after a peel, your skin may be more sensitive to sunlight. It's crucial to apply sunscreen regularly and limit sun exposure to prevent damage.
Can I do a chemical peel at home?
It's not recommended to do chemical peels at home without professional guidance. Improper application can lead to adverse reactions and damage. It's safer to have peels performed by a trained skincare professional.