Understanding Different Types of Chemical Peels

It is crucial to follow the recommended time between chemical peel sessions to allow the skin to heal properly and minimize potential side effects. Typically, the interval between peel sessions varies depending on the type of chemical peel used and the individual's skin condition. For superficial peels, such as glycolic acid peels, it is generally recommended to wait around 2 to 4 weeks between treatments. This timeframe allows the sSkin Types and Expectationskin to recover and regenerate adequately before undergoing another peel.

How effective are lactic acid peels and how long do the results last?

Lactic acid peels are effective in treating mild skin imperfections such as fine lines, acne scars, and uneven skin tone. Results typically last for a few months, and multiple treatments may be needed for best results.

What is a trichloroacetic acid (TCA) peel?

A TCA peel is a medium to deep chemical peel that uses trichloroacetic acid to remove damaged outer layers of skin, revealing smoother and rejuvenated skin.

What types of skin can benefit from TCA peels and what can one expect during the treatment?