Chemical Peels Corona

A chemical peel may be used alone or in conjunction with other cosmetic treatments. Often, a multi-phase treatment plan will be designed to address all of your cosmetic issues. While chemical peels can improve some shallow wrinkles, Botox or Dermal fillers will be needed for deep folds and lines.

Chemical peels guide

Grape wine peel

This gentle, mild peel is popular as a more natural alternative to options such as salicylic or glycolic acid. It contains natural fruit and wine extracts for effective rejuvenation with no downtime. The grape wine peel is so gentle that it could be used weekly with no ill effect. A series of several treatments may be recommended for optimal results.

AHA/Glycolic acid peel

This peel has both cosmetic and medicinal applications. It is an excellent treatment for acne, sun damage, melasma, and more. It is a highly customizable treatment. The depth of peeling, and degree of skin rejuvenation, are dependent upon the potency of the formula, and the length of time it remains on the skin.

TCA (Trichloroacetic acid peel)

This is one of the most popular medium depth peels. It is frequently used to treat fine wrinkles, skin discoloration, and improve texture. It may be a one-time treatment, or it may be repeated every few months to maintain results, depending on your skin condition.

This mild chemical peel contains a blend of three active ingredients – lactic acid, resorcinol, and salicylic acid. It is extremely safe and gentle for virtually any skin type or color. Often, a series of Jessner’s peels is recommended to achieve progressive results. It is also an excellent preparation, gently removing the uppermost layer prior to a deeper peel such as TCA.