Are chemical peels safe for African American skin?

Are chemical peels safe for African American skin?

Chemical peels are safe for people with darker skin, result in few side effects and complications. Summary: Results from a new study indicate that, when performed appropriately, chemical peels can be a safe treatment option for people with darker skin.

Which SkinMedica Peel is the strongest?

SkinMedica® Rejuvenize Peel
SkinMedica® Rejuvenize Peel is our strongest peel. Comprised of Salicylic Acid, Lactic Acid, Resorcinol, Panthenol, and Isoceteth-20, followed by a Retinol Solution, the peel penetrates deep into the epidermis, produces the most exfoliation, and can substantially improve the appearance of the skin.

Can chemical peel make skin darker?

A chemical peel can cause treated skin to become darker than normal (hyperpigmentation) or lighter than normal (hypopigmentation). Hyperpigmentation is more common after superficial peels, while hypopigmentation is more common after a deep peel.

Is Vi Peel good for dark skin?

The Vi Peel was one of the first chemical peel brands to promote itself as being safe in patients of all skin types – meaning patients with both light and dark skin.

Which peel is best for black skin?

Superficial peels are the best options for dark skin. Your doctor may first try low levels of glycolic acid and salicylic acid. Studies show glycolic acid and salicylic acid are safe and effective. These, along with retinol and Jessner peels, have the lowest skin complications with the best results.

Which acid is best for dark skin?

“If you’re looking to clear up discolouration in darker skin tones, overuse of AHAs can cause the skin to react, leading to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation – so you end up going around in circles.” Instead of glycolic acid, both Ayodele and Travis recommended gentler AHAs, such as mandelic acid.

Is SkinMedica medical grade?

A leading authority in protective and corrective skin care, SkinMedica offers a complete line of medical grade skin care. Backed by two decades of research, these advanced products have been formulated to promote the long-term health of your skin.

What type of chemical peel is best for black skin?

Which peel is best for dark skin?

What is the difference between a chemical peel and a VI peel?

VI Peels are medical-grade chemical peels. The are typically used to treat acne, acne scarring, fine lines, age spots/skin discoloration, sun damage spots, wrinkles, melasma, enlarged pores and more. The VI peel goes deeper than many other peels, penetrating the dermis of the skin.

Why SkinMedica Peel at ultra smooth skin?

A SkinMedica Peel at Ultra Smooth Skin uses a unique blend of peeling components, and patients experience noticeable improvements in the general condition of their skin. After only one treatment, the skin’s texture is smoother and fine lines and wrinkles are often reduced. The color and clarity of the skin are also noticeably enhanced.

How many peels can I have with SkinMedica?

The number of peels typically varies from three to six and may be repeated every four to six weeks. The results achieved by the SkinMedica peels are cumulative and are more favorable when combined with your SkinMedica product regimen. We will give you a thorough plan for achieving and maintaining your goals.

What are the benefits of a chemical peel?

Each peel treats moderate to severe skin issues, including lines and wrinkles, melasma, sun damage, hyperpigmentation, rough skin, acne and acne scarring. The deeply penetrating peel is well-tolerated and produces outstanding results with minor skin irritation and minimal downtime.

Where can I see the results of a Vitalize and rejuvenize Peel?

To see Vitalize and Rejuvenize peel results, visit SkinMedica’s official website. You can view before and after photos of real patients who have received peels produced by SkinMedica. We also offer before and after photos for your perusal in our Phoenix-area medical spas.