Join dermatologist Dr. Dustin as he performs a medium-depth chemical peel using 35% trichloroacetic acid (TCA), aimed at ...

Chemical peels, a type of skincare treatment once exclusive only to a dermatologist’s office, can now be safely performed at ...

People may be able to have superficial peels every 2–5 weeks. Medium-depth peels take 7–14 days to heal. They cause swelling that worsens for 48 hours after the treatment and may cause blisters.

Mild peels may be repeated at one to four-week intervals until you get the look you're after. Medium-depth and deep peeling may result in swelling as well as blisters that may break, crust ...

These peels are designed to reach deeper into the second layer of skin, giving your skin a more significant facial rejuvenation. Medium depth peels are best for treating sun damage, actinic keratosis ...

Chemical peels may help: TCA peels are typically medium-depth. This means they remove the top layer of skin and only a small amount of the underlying layer. TCA peels are available in medium to ...

On the other hand, you can use a deep chemical peel to treat deep scars or wrinkles. A deeper treatment is only performed once so that your skin isn't damaged. You can get a medium-depth chemical ...

Experts sort peels into three categories based on depth: superficial, medium and deep. Superficial or light peels are the weakest kind, and they can be found in stores. They contain low ...

Superficial peels, which primarily target the very top layers of the epidermis of the skin, are most commonly composed of glycoloic or salicylic acids in various concentrations. Medium depth peels ...