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Chemical peel is used to rejuvenate the skin on the face. Chemical peels are commonly used to improve the skin’s appearance and texture.
The peels remove outer layers of skin that may have become damaged by scarring, exposure to the sun, aging, facial blemishes, dull skin, acne, or some other condition.
Peels are also used to correct uneven skin pigmentation. The results of a glycolic acid peel generally include smoother-looking and a more evenly-textured skin.
Glycolic acid peel still involves chemically removing several layers of skin, and the patient may experience redness, flaking and sensitivity in treated areas of the skin for several days following treatment.
It stimulates collagen, cell renewal, reduces the signs of aging, treats acne. Intensive anti-aging. Good for skin condition like photo-aging, dull skin, hyper-pigmentation and imperfection with acne, lines and wrinkles.
Do not use in case of sensitive skin.

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Chemical peel is used to rejuvenate the skin on the face, neck or hands. Salicylic acid is often used as an ingredient in products that provide care for oily, acne prone and those that are
used for exfoliating purposes. When chemical peel is used, salicylic acid is successful at reducing fine lines and wrinkles, diminishing the look of whiteheads and blackheads.
Also is helpful at making skin to look more toned and even. It eliminates dirt, sebum and debris that can cause blackheads, whiteheads and enlarged pores, also treats photo aging, pigmentation.
After having salicylic acid peel, it’s possible to have some slight irritation or redness or itchy skin, but it’s usually quite minor and clears up quickly.
It is important to know that just one session of a salicylic acid peel isn’t enough. It is ideal to get more than one treatments — most doctors and aestheticians will recommend a series of 6 to 10 sessions to get the best benefit.