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2012年8月26日 星期日

What to Expect With a Chemical Peel


When preparing for any type of medical procedure, it is natural to be nervous. This is especially true if a patient doesn't know what to expect. When preparing for a medical procedure such as a chemical peel, it is important to know what will likely happen before, during and after the procedure.

General Peel Information

Chemical peels are done to help reduce wrinkles, scarring and other skin imperfections. Chemical peels essentially remove layers of the skin and allow new layers to grow in. These new layers are generally smoother and more even than the older skin layers that are removed during the chemical peel process.

Chemical peels usually work best for individuals with fairer skin tones, although superficial and medium peels can work well on individuals with darker skin tones. Deep chemical peels are generally not given to individuals with darker skin tones because this procedure can actually bleach the skin. This bleaching can be permanent.

Types of Chemical Peels

There are three basic types of chemical peels, divided by the deepness of the peel. These include peels that are superficial, medium and deep. The expectations a person should have vary depending on the type of peel that person is receiving.

Superficial Peels

Superficial peels are usually conducted with a liquid or paste that is applied directly to the face using gauze, a brush or other specialized applicator. After a few minutes, the chemical is then removed with water or alcohol. Superficial peels may require no time off of work and are generally not overly painful. This type of peel can be done every few weeks in many cases. This skin may turn pink for a couple of days after this procedure and the patient will generally see one round of peeling before his or her skin returns to normal.

Medium Depth Peels

Medium depth peels are conducted in a similar manner as superficial peels. However, the chemicals are left on the skin for a longer period of time. There is little pain after the procedure is complete however, there may be pain and stinging while the chemicals are still on. A patient may be given pain medication during this process to help with the pain. Many people that get this type of chemical peel take a day or two off of work to recover. This type of peel can generally be done every six to eight months. Medium peels can result in water blisters and a couple of rounds of peeling.




Deep chemical peels require general anesthetic and pain relievers as this can be very painful cosmetic plastic surgery. It is common for a patient recovering from this type of facial plastic surgery to take off of work to recover. It can take months to recover from this plastic surgery and it can only be done on the face.





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2012年8月24日 星期五

Acne Scar Chemical Peel - How Does an Acne Scar Peel Work and What Can I Expect?


If you have acne scars, one of the ways that you can remove them is through a chemical peel. It is important to pick the right kind of chemical peel, because there can be associated dangers. However, there are some chemical peels that can be done from the comfort of your own home.

When you have moderate to severe acne, you are often left with marks or scars in your skin. If your acne is mild, your body has the ability to heal the skin itself. This happens as the skin's normal function sheds old skin cells, revealing new skin cells underneath. When this happens, mild acne scars can go away on their own. Unfortunately, deeper scars usually do not go away, if left untreated.

Facial peels work through the use of chemicals applied to the skin that burn off the top layers of skin, exposing new layers underneath. Common types of chemical peels include phenolic peels and glycolic acid peels.

Chemical peels are a very effective method of removing acne marks and scaring. This procedure can be done at home or by a doctor. A doctor has the ability to use a stronger peel, which may involve a hospital stay, a longer recovery time and can cost $2,000 or even $3,000.

The FDA approves certain types of chemical peels for home use. One company that makes a popular home chemical peel is Skin Culture. These peels work by depriving the top layer of skin of oxygen rather than using acid that can burn the skin. This company offers peels in four different strengths depending on your individual needs and costs $100 to $200 dollars.

Choosing a chemical peel for the removal of acne scars depends on a couple of different factors, such as how severe your scars are and how much money you are willing to spend. In any case, facial peels have proven to be an effective tool in battling acne scars.




Get rid of acne and acne scars now with skin care products featured on http://www.AcneSolutionsGuide.com where you will find acne fighting resources and information, Skin Culture Peels and remedies to eliminate pimples and zits.





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2012年7月29日 星期日

What Can I Expect During A Chemical Peel? Remove Blemishes And Wrinkles


A chemical peel is expected to correct the blemishes and the problems of the skin of a person's face. It is expected to remove wrinkles and scars, correct blotched or colorless patches.

It is a process by which the exposed layer of the skin of the face is removed by using a chemical solution, which is then replaced by fresh and new skin. This new skin is expected to be problem free and much better than the earlier skin. In short, a chemical peel uses a chemical solution to improve and smoothen the texture of the facial skin by removing the external damaged layers.

Facial blemishes, uneven pigmentation lines and wrinkles can be treated with this method.

Alphahydroxy acids (AHAs), trichloroacetic acid (TCA) and phenol are the three acids commonly used for this procedure. Though the end result is the same, they act in different ways. AHA is mild and gentle while phenol is the strongest. The doctor decides the line of treatment after diagnosing the problem and studying the medical history of the patient.

The face of the patient is scrubbed clean and the chosen chemical is applied. It may cause a stinging feeling, or irritation or mild pain. But this will soon pass. The patient may be asked to stop using some medicines that he has been using if they are suspected to be capable of interfering in the treatment. He may be asked to stop smoking. The treatment may take half an hour to two hours depending upon the chemical used and the amount of area to be treated. No anesthesia or sedation is needed nor is hospitalization needed.

Once the procedure is over, the doctor may apply sterile gauze on the face to protect it. Some cream may also be applied. If there is any swelling or pain, the doctor will prescribe some medicine. If treated with phenol, there may be more swelling but it will go away soon. The skin will then crust and peel off. The new skin will emerge. It may be red in color and fade to pink in a few days. After some time the skin may regain its original color minus the problems. The patient can then resume wok with a younger and fresher face than before.

Some chemical peel need to be used only once, others may need several procedures. Sometimes, an acid treated cream used once or twice daily is enough to cure some problems of the face.




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2012年6月5日 星期二

What to Expect With a Chemical Peel


When preparing for any type of medical procedure, it is natural to be nervous. This is especially true if a patient doesn't know what to expect. When preparing for a medical procedure such as a chemical peel, it is important to know what will likely happen before, during and after the procedure.

General Peel Information

Chemical peels are done to help reduce wrinkles, scarring and other skin imperfections. Chemical peels essentially remove layers of the skin and allow new layers to grow in. These new layers are generally smoother and more even than the older skin layers that are removed during the chemical peel process.

Chemical peels usually work best for individuals with fairer skin tones, although superficial and medium peels can work well on individuals with darker skin tones. Deep chemical peels are generally not given to individuals with darker skin tones because this procedure can actually bleach the skin. This bleaching can be permanent.

Types of Chemical Peels

There are three basic types of chemical peels, divided by the deepness of the peel. These include peels that are superficial, medium and deep. The expectations a person should have vary depending on the type of peel that person is receiving.

Superficial Peels

Superficial peels are usually conducted with a liquid or paste that is applied directly to the face using gauze, a brush or other specialized applicator. After a few minutes, the chemical is then removed with water or alcohol. Superficial peels may require no time off of work and are generally not overly painful. This type of peel can be done every few weeks in many cases. This skin may turn pink for a couple of days after this procedure and the patient will generally see one round of peeling before his or her skin returns to normal.

Medium Depth Peels

Medium depth peels are conducted in a similar manner as superficial peels. However, the chemicals are left on the skin for a longer period of time. There is little pain after the procedure is complete however, there may be pain and stinging while the chemicals are still on. A patient may be given pain medication during this process to help with the pain. Many people that get this type of chemical peel take a day or two off of work to recover. This type of peel can generally be done every six to eight months. Medium peels can result in water blisters and a couple of rounds of peeling.




Deep chemical peels require general anesthetic and pain relievers as this can be very painful cosmetic plastic surgery. It is common for a patient recovering from this type of facial plastic surgery to take off of work to recover. It can take months to recover from this plastic surgery and it can only be done on the face.





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2012年5月21日 星期一

What to Expect With a Chemical Peel


When preparing for any type of medical procedure, it is natural to be nervous. This is especially true if a patient doesn't know what to expect. When preparing for a medical procedure such as a chemical peel, it is important to know what will likely happen before, during and after the procedure.

General Peel Information

Chemical peels are done to help reduce wrinkles, scarring and other skin imperfections. Chemical peels essentially remove layers of the skin and allow new layers to grow in. These new layers are generally smoother and more even than the older skin layers that are removed during the chemical peel process.

Chemical peels usually work best for individuals with fairer skin tones, although superficial and medium peels can work well on individuals with darker skin tones. Deep chemical peels are generally not given to individuals with darker skin tones because this procedure can actually bleach the skin. This bleaching can be permanent.

Types of Chemical Peels

There are three basic types of chemical peels, divided by the deepness of the peel. These include peels that are superficial, medium and deep. The expectations a person should have vary depending on the type of peel that person is receiving.

Superficial Peels

Superficial peels are usually conducted with a liquid or paste that is applied directly to the face using gauze, a brush or other specialized applicator. After a few minutes, the chemical is then removed with water or alcohol. Superficial peels may require no time off of work and are generally not overly painful. This type of peel can be done every few weeks in many cases. This skin may turn pink for a couple of days after this procedure and the patient will generally see one round of peeling before his or her skin returns to normal.

Medium Depth Peels

Medium depth peels are conducted in a similar manner as superficial peels. However, the chemicals are left on the skin for a longer period of time. There is little pain after the procedure is complete however, there may be pain and stinging while the chemicals are still on. A patient may be given pain medication during this process to help with the pain. Many people that get this type of chemical peel take a day or two off of work to recover. This type of peel can generally be done every six to eight months. Medium peels can result in water blisters and a couple of rounds of peeling.




Deep chemical peels require general anesthetic and pain relievers as this can be very painful cosmetic plastic surgery. It is common for a patient recovering from this type of facial plastic surgery to take off of work to recover. It can take months to recover from this plastic surgery and it can only be done on the face.





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Acne Scar Chemical Peel - How Does an Acne Scar Peel Work and What Can I Expect?


If you have acne scars, one of the ways that you can remove them is through a chemical peel. It is important to pick the right kind of chemical peel, because there can be associated dangers. However, there are some chemical peels that can be done from the comfort of your own home.

When you have moderate to severe acne, you are often left with marks or scars in your skin. If your acne is mild, your body has the ability to heal the skin itself. This happens as the skin's normal function sheds old skin cells, revealing new skin cells underneath. When this happens, mild acne scars can go away on their own. Unfortunately, deeper scars usually do not go away, if left untreated.

Facial peels work through the use of chemicals applied to the skin that burn off the top layers of skin, exposing new layers underneath. Common types of chemical peels include phenolic peels and glycolic acid peels.

Chemical peels are a very effective method of removing acne marks and scaring. This procedure can be done at home or by a doctor. A doctor has the ability to use a stronger peel, which may involve a hospital stay, a longer recovery time and can cost $2,000 or even $3,000.

The FDA approves certain types of chemical peels for home use. One company that makes a popular home chemical peel is Skin Culture. These peels work by depriving the top layer of skin of oxygen rather than using acid that can burn the skin. This company offers peels in four different strengths depending on your individual needs and costs $100 to $200 dollars.

Choosing a chemical peel for the removal of acne scars depends on a couple of different factors, such as how severe your scars are and how much money you are willing to spend. In any case, facial peels have proven to be an effective tool in battling acne scars.




Get rid of acne and acne scars now with skin care products featured on http://www.AcneSolutionsGuide.com where you will find acne fighting resources and information, Skin Culture Peels and remedies to eliminate pimples and zits.





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