Chemical peels use a solution to improve and smooth the texture of facial skin by removing its damaged outer layers. Skin type and color, ethnic background, and age are important factors to be discussed prior to surgery. Dr. Edween works together with industry skin experts who bring over 25 years of experience to your treatment. Recovery time, depending on the nature of the chemical is from one to four weeks.  view facial rejuvenation photos

Alphahydroxy acids (AHAs) such as glycolic, lactic, or fruit acids produce light peels. These peels are used to improve the texture of skin and can aid in controlling acne. Often times various concentrations in facial products are used as part of a daily skin care regimen to improve the skin’s texture and produce a healthy glow.

Trichlorocetic acid (TCA) a medium-depth peel, used to address fine surface wrinkles, superficial blemishes and pigment problems. Varying strengths and the amount of time the acid remains in contact with the skin will determine just how deep the peel goes. The changes will result in a smoother texture, and fresher looking skin.

Phenol is the strongest and produces a deep peel. It is used to treat deep facial wrinkles, damaged skin from sun exposure or pre-cancerous growths. This peel may lighten your skin color and mandates that you use sun protection with a sunblock. The results are long lasting and dramatic.

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