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Chemical
peel replaces your skin with a fresh one the rejuvenated
skin is free of fine lines, wrinkles, acne scarring, uneven
pigmentation. This process makes a person look younger and
fresher.
In
a medically supervised environment Sahara Medispa perform
mild to medium chemical peels to superficial layers of the
skin. These applications have an almost immediate result
and very mild side effects like mild irritation, redness,
and peeling with very short recovery time.
Type
of Mild to Medium Chemical Peels performed at Sahara Medispa
are:
- Salicylic
Acid (Light) Chemical Peels
- Alpha
Hydroxy Acid (AHA) or Glycolic acid hemical Peels
- Trichloroacetic
Acid (TCA) Chemical Peels
Salicylic
Acid (Light) Chemical Peels
Beta
hydroxy, salicylic acid chemical peels are known to have
superior exfoliating properties without causing the irritation
associated with more aggressive peels. Because salicylic
acid peels exfoliate both the surface of the skin and
within the pores themselves, they are a perfect option
for patients who wish to rid themselves of years of dry,
dull skin buildup. Salicylic acid facial peels are a safe
and effective way to improve the look of sun-damaged and
aging skin, and they are also beneficial in the reduction
of mild acne scars.
Alpha
Hydroxy Acid (AHA) Chemical Peels
Glycolic
acid peels are the most common chemical facial peels using
alpha hydroxy acid, or AHA. Glycolic acid is an alpha
hydroxy acid that occurs naturally in sugar cane. AHA
chemical peels are a popular way to slough off layers
of dead skin cells. These peels are also popular because
they encourage skin cell regeneration, require little
or no recovery time, and can be performed by an esthetician
or a physician with no anesthesia.
During
AHA chemical peels, glycolic acid penetrates the surface
layers of the skin and loosens the dry, thick skin that
makes the complexion look aged and dull. As a result of
glycolic acid peels, skin with a smoother and more youthful
texture is revealed.
Trichloroacetic
Acid (TCA) Chemical Peels
TCA
chemical peels are mid-level peels that involve applying
trichloroacetic acid to the skin. TCA peels are done on
an outpatient basis, but may require light sedation depending
on the concentration of trichloroacetic acid used. Higher
concentrations of acid will penetrate the skin more deeply,
resulting in more dramatic improvements, but may also
cause more patient discomfort during the procedure and
a longer recovery time afterward.

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