Glycolic Peel
Alpha-hydroxy acid chemical peel using glycolic acid from sugarcane for superficial exfoliation and skin rejuvenation.
About Glycolic Peel
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At-a-Glance Medical Facts
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High Success Rate
Over 95% patient satisfaction with natural-looking results
Minimal Downtime
Most patients return to normal activities within days
Certified Doctors
Performed only by board-certified specialists
How the Procedure Works
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- Medical evaluation and lab tests
- Avoiding certain medications and supplements
- Stopping smoking at least two weeks before the procedure
- Arranging for someone to drive you home after the procedure
- Following any specific instructions provided by your doctor
Ideal Candidates
Who is the best candidate for this procedure
Candidacy Assessment
Patients with acne, acne scars, melasma, hyperpigmentation, photoaging, fine lines, seeking skin texture and tone improvement.
Preparation Guidelines
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Before Your Glycolic Peel Procedure
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Recovery & Aftercare
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Recovery Timeline
None
Post-Procedure Care Instructions
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Benefits
Effective for melasma/age spots, improves texture and color, minimal downtime, multiple strength options, can combine with microdermabrasion.
Risks
Erythema, stinging, burning sensation, rare hypopigmentation, persistent erythema, increased UV sensitivity, potential scarring if unbuffered.
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