Chemical Peel
A chemical solution, like glycolic acid, salicylic acid, or retinoic acid, is applied repeatedly throughout this process. This procedure treats minor acne. It could make the skin seem better, but the improvement is temporary and requires more treatments.
Applying a chemical solution to the skin causes it to “blister” and finally peel off during this procedure resulting in smoother skin. This procedure treats minor acne. It could make the skin seem better, but the improvement is temporary and requires more treatments.
A burning feeling that lasts for five to ten minutes, followed by a stinging sensation, is what most individuals experience during a chemical peel. It could stop stinging if applying a cold compress to the skin. Patients may take painkillers to reduce pain during or after a deeper peel.
Following a chemical peel, patients should stay out of the sun for several months since their new skin will be delicate. Some have acne and decided to do a chemical peel at home. However, they should know first that there are chemical peels for every acne type. The best approach to chemical therapy is determined first by a dermatologic surgeon.
