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CHEMICAL PEELS in Congers, NY

CHEMICAL PEELS Treatment in Congers

Chemical peels reveal smoother, brighter, healthier looking skin and are customized to your skin type and specific needs and concerns. Chemical peels are professional grade exfoliating treatments that use safe, medical-strength solutions to gently remove the outer layers of dead, dull, or damaged skin.

By encouraging cellular turnover and stimulation collagen production peels can help improve:

Whether you are looking for a light refresh or a deeper resurfacing, we offer a range of peel options tailored to your unique skin type and goals. Your treatment will begin with a thorough consultation to determine the best formula and strength for you, ensuring safe, effective, and radiant results.

Chemical Peel Procedure

During a TCA or phenol peel, the skin is cleansed and the solution is applied, which may cause a brief stinging sensation. Petroleum jelly or a waterproof adhesive tape may be put on the skin following a phenol peel. During an AHA peel, the skin is cleansed and the solution applied; there is no need for post-peel ointment or covering.

 

 

Side Effects of Chemical Peels

A phenol or TCA peel can result in tingling or throbbing, reddened skin, a crust or scab, and significant swelling that lasts, depending on the strength of the peel used, about a week. With a phenol peel, eyes may be swollen shut at first, and the patient may be put on a liquid diet and advised to keep talking to a minimum. Any tape used is removed after a day or two. AHA peels can cause temporary stinging, redness and irritation, as well as flaking or crusting. After a chemical peel, it is essential that the skin be protected from the sun.

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