CHEMICAL PEEL

Sun Damage Treatment, Evens Skin Tones

Chemical peels use alpha hydroxy acids (usually glycolic acid) making them a bit more abrasive than microdermabrasion. Chemical peels are intended to improve the appearance of the skin by causing a mild exfoliation (sloughing) of a portion of the uppermost layer of the skin. This is great for acne, sun damage, skin discoloration, dark spots, reducing fine lines and wrinkles and so much more. You will quickly see softer and brighter skin and, in some cases, chemical peels can blend skin tones and improve the texture of the skin. These peels are generally performed as a series of treatments.

If you have had chemical peels in the past and are in search of a deeper treatment we offer many other options here at Melbourne Dermatology. Check out some of the treatments below and expand your research to more options!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Chemical peels use alpha hydroxy acids (usually glycolic acid)

Chemical peels are intended to improve the appearance of the skin by causing a mild exfoliation (sloughing) of a portion of the uppermost layer of the skin.

This is great for acne, sun damage, skin discoloration, dark spots, reducing fine lines and wrinkles and so much more.

You will quickly see softer and brighter skin and, in some cases, chemical peels can blend skin tones and improve the texture of the skin.