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CHEMICAL PEEL

Many patients have gotten smoother skin as a result of a
Chemical Peel. Chemical Peels use alphahydroxy acids such
as glycolic, lactic, or even fruit acids which are the mildest of the Chemical Peels. The results of the Chemical Pee l vary but generally leave skin smoother and more radiant. This procedure can also help with the reduction of wrinkles and in some cases with acne.

The Chemical Peel is a topically applied acid that helps to restore the youthful glow to your facial skin. The acids form a controlled shedding affect which affects several layers of skin. The removal of skin cell layers creates a rejuvenated appearance as a result of new skin layers are exposed. Since the peel is uniformed the new exposed skin layers will form a healthy glow and even tone.

Patients who are considering a Chemical Peel should consult their plastic surgeon. There are varying factors that will determine which type of acids will be used and for how long. This is dependant on factors such as the patients skin type and sensitivity. A Chemical Peel is a great way to look and feel younger without having to have surgery.

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