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Chemical Peel
Have your beauty products begun to let you down?
Environmental toxins and accumulated damaged or dull skin cells can really take the youth out of your complexion. A chemical peel at Longwood Plastic Surgery may be just the breath of fresh air your skin needs to renew, refresh, and rehydrate for a youthful, radiant glow.
How Does A Chemical Peel Work?
Chemical peels have come a long way since the harsh formulas of peels past. Modern peels have a variety of blended and concentrated solutions of TCA (trichloroacetic acid), salicylic acid, and glycolic acid. Formulated for a range of skin types and concerns, chemical peels exfoliate the top layer of your skin to remove damaged cells and debris that contribute to a dull, dry, and haggard appearance. Safe for even sensitive patients, chemical peels improve acne, hyperpigmentation, reducing fine lines, wrinkles, and dark spots. Regular chemical peel treatments can even out skin’s tone and texture, further improve lines and wrinkles, and restore youthful radiance to your skin.
In addition, we offer two depths of TCA chemical peels, 20%, and 35%, for a more in-depth treatment. The 20% solution TCA peel is performed in the comfort of our offices, while the 35% TCA solution is performed in our accredited outpatient surgery suite under general anesthesia. While these are still classified as superficial peels, they give a deeper improvement option for patients with significant acne scarring, deeper wrinkles, or more other serious skin concerns. Please ask the staff regarding pricing for these deeper peels.
Am I a Good Candidate for Chemical Peel?
Most patients seeking improvement to fine lines and wrinkles, sun damage, pigmentation concerns, acne, scarring, or skin tone and texture are candidates for chemical peels. Longwood Plastic Surgery providers can help you determine which peel best suits your goals and skin condition.
Chemical Peel
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If you would like to schedule an in-person consultation, please fill out the form on this page or call (617) 383-6250 and one of our knowledgeable medical staff members at Longwood Plastic Surgery will reach out to you promptly.
