CHEMICAL PEELS

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WHICH FACIAL and BODY AREAS CAN BE TREATED WITH CHEMICAL PEELS?

What is a chemical peel?

A chemical peel is a type of skin resurfacing treatment that uses a chemical solution to remove the outer layers of dead skin. They are often combined with other cosmetic procedures to treat wrinkles, uneven skin tone, and skin texture by stimulating skin cell turnover. As a result, it corrects skin discoloration, unclogs pores, and gives the skin a vibrant glow. There are different strengths and types of chemical peels that will determine how deep the peel will penetrate the skin and its subsequent effects. This controlled injury to the skin is what facilitates the peeling of the skin, and allows for improvements in skin texture, acne, acne scars, sun damage, lines, wrinkles, and pigmentation.

What does a chemical peel treat?

Chemical peels are the most popular cosmetic procedure in dermatology since they treat such a wide variety of skin conditions.

A peel should be selected based upon your specific complexion concerns and the severity of changes in your skin. When skin changes are limited to the superficial layers of the skin including increased skin pigmentation and skin texture, they can be treated with a superficial peel.

When the textural changes include deeper wrinkles around the eyes and mouth, a deeper type of chemical peel will be required. The most severe changes in the skin include generalized deep wrinkling with a leathery appearance which may require a deeper form of chemical peel. Again, these skincare concerns must be treated within the context of a patient’s skin type, since patients with darker skin tones can tolerate light or medium types of chemical peels.

Can you do a chemical peel on your body?

Chemical peels can be used on the body and face to correct uneven skin tone, texture, hyperpigmentation, sun damage, fine lines, wrinkles, acne, and acne scars.

Chemical Peels can be performed on:

Botulinum type A injections are by far the most popular cosmetic treatments performed nationwide, helping millions fight wrinkles & rejuvenate their appearance. Our guide to Botox-type injectables will help you learn more about this popular treatment, giving you the info you need to make the right choice.

What is Botulinum toxin type A (Toxin) ?
Botulinum toxin type A is an injectable neurotoxin, better known under brand names such as Botox Cosmetic®, Dysport®, Xeomin®, and Jeuveau®. Neurotoxin treatments are the most popular single cosmetic procedure in the U.S. and are mainly used to smooth dynamic wrinkles, or those wrinkles that form as a result of facial movements like frowning, squinting, smiling, and other expressions we tend to make day after day. As well as younger individuals who are combating premature aging. Treatment works by blocking nerve impulses to the muscles, causing them to relax. As a result, your expressions soften and the dynamic wrinkles are greatly reduced.

Anyone who is in good overall health, unhappy with the wrinkles on their face, and looking to rejuvenate their appearance is a good candidate for Botox injections. It only takes around 15 minutes to perform a Botox treatment. Botox injections produce little to no pain or discomfort.

The results that Botox injections provide typically last for around three to four months, though some people have experienced results lasting up to six months. Once your results begin to fade, you can come in for additional treatments to help prolong your results.

You can schedule routine Botox treatments throughout the year to keep your face looking young and smooth for as long as possible. Botox injections can also be combined with other treatments such as dermal filler injections for more comprehensive results.

Treatable Areas:

Upper Face:

Frown lines (between eyebrows)
Forehead lines
Top of the nose (bunny lines)
Eyebrows/hooded eyes
Wrinkles around the eye

Mid-Face:

Smokers lines
Gummy Smile
Lip Flip

Lower Face:

Corners of the mouth (Frown Smile)
Chin (Cobblestone Chin)
Jawline and neck
Jaw Angle/ Masseter muscle (slimming of the face)

Face
Neck
Chest/decolletage
Back

Buttocks
Legs
Arms

Inner thighs
Axillae
Vaginal area

Resurface + Improve Skin Texture and Pigment
WHICH FACIAL and BODY AREAS CAN BE TREATED WITH CHEMICAL PEELS?

What is a chemical peel?

A chemical peel is a type of skin resurfacing treatment that uses a chemical solution to remove the outer layers of dead skin. They are often combined with other cosmetic procedures to treat wrinkles, uneven skin tone, and skin texture by stimulating skin cell turnover. As a result, it corrects skin discoloration, unclogs pores, and gives the skin a vibrant glow. There are different strengths and types of chemical peels that will determine how deep the peel will penetrate the skin and its subsequent effects. This controlled injury to the skin is what facilitates the peeling of the skin, and allows for improvements in skin texture, acne, acne scars, sun damage, lines, wrinkles, and pigmentation.

What does a chemical peel treat?

Chemical peels are the most popular cosmetic procedure in dermatology since they treat such a wide variety of skin conditions.

A peel should be selected based upon your specific complexion concerns and the severity of changes in your skin. When skin changes are limited to the superficial layers of the skin including increased skin pigmentation and skin texture, they can be treated with a superficial peel.

When the textural changes include deeper wrinkles around the eyes and mouth, a deeper type of chemical peel will be required. The most severe changes in the skin include generalized deep wrinkling with a leathery appearance which may require a deeper form of chemical peel. Again, these skincare concerns must be treated within the context of a patient’s skin type, since patients with darker skin tones can tolerate light or medium types of chemical peels.

Can you do a chemical peel on your body?

Chemical peels can be used on the body and face to correct uneven skin tone, texture, hyperpigmentation, sun damage, fine lines, wrinkles, acne, and acne scars.

Chemical Peels can be performed on:

Botulinum type A injections are by far the most popular cosmetic treatments performed nationwide, helping millions fight wrinkles & rejuvenate their appearance. Our guide to Botox-type injectables will help you learn more about this popular treatment, giving you the info you need to make the right choice.

What is Botulinum toxin type A (Toxin) ?
Botulinum toxin type A is an injectable neurotoxin, better known under brand names such as Botox Cosmetic®, Dysport®, Xeomin®, and Jeuveau®. Neurotoxin treatments are the most popular single cosmetic procedure in the U.S. and are mainly used to smooth dynamic wrinkles, or those wrinkles that form as a result of facial movements like frowning, squinting, smiling, and other expressions we tend to make day after day. As well as younger individuals who are combating premature aging. Treatment works by blocking nerve impulses to the muscles, causing them to relax. As a result, your expressions soften and the dynamic wrinkles are greatly reduced.

Anyone who is in good overall health, unhappy with the wrinkles on their face, and looking to rejuvenate their appearance is a good candidate for Botox injections. It only takes around 15 minutes to perform a Botox treatment. Botox injections produce little to no pain or discomfort.

The results that Botox injections provide typically last for around three to four months, though some people have experienced results lasting up to six months. Once your results begin to fade, you can come in for additional treatments to help prolong your results.

You can schedule routine Botox treatments throughout the year to keep your face looking young and smooth for as long as possible. Botox injections can also be combined with other treatments such as dermal filler injections for more comprehensive results.

Treatable Areas:

Upper Face:

Frown lines (between eyebrows)
Forehead lines
Top of the nose (bunny lines)
Eyebrows/hooded eyes
Wrinkles around the eye

Mid-Face:

Smokers lines
Gummy Smile
Lip Flip

Lower Face:

Corners of the mouth (Frown Smile)
Chin (Cobblestone Chin)
Jawline and neck
Jaw Angle/ Masseter muscle (slimming of the face)

Face
Neck
Chest/decolletage
Back
Buttocks
Legs
Arms
Inner thighs
Axillae
Vaginal area

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CHEMICAL PEELS

Resurface + Improve Skin Texture and PigmentWHICH FACIAL and BODY AREAS CAN BE TREATED WITH CHEMICAL PEELS?

Chemical Peels can be performed on:

Resurface + Improve Skin Texture and PigmentWHICH FACIAL and BODY AREAS CAN BE TREATED WITH CHEMICAL PEELS?

Chemical Peels can be performed on:

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WHICH FACIAL and BODY AREAS CAN BE TREATED WITH CHEMICAL PEELS?

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WHICH FACIAL and BODY AREAS CAN BE TREATED WITH CHEMICAL PEELS?