Aliso Viejo Clinic

26671 Aliso Creek Road, Suite 101
Aliso Viejo, CA 92656
Ph: 949-425-0321
Fax: 949-425-1204

 

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Acne Vein Removal
Acne Scar   Sclerotherapy
Active FX - Laser Skin Resurfacing   Laser Vein Removal
Botox Melasma
Chemical Peel Photofacial IPL (Intense Pulse Light)
Fillers Injectable Facial Skin Rejuvenations (Laser Genesis)
  Juvederm Sun Spot, Age Spot, Freckles
  Radiesse Laser Skin Tightening
  Restylane Vibraderm Microdermabrasion
Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Laser Hair  

 

 

 

What is a chemical peel?


A chemical peel is usually some sort of medical grade topical acid that is applied to the skin and causes the skin to peel and exfoliate. Depending on the kind of chemical used and the strength, patients experience very light peeling to very intense peeling. With the lighter peels, the patient might not notice any exfoliation at all but that their skin just looks brighter and healthier. The stronger peels will have more obvious peeling and exfoliation.

 

What can a chemical peel do for me?

 

Chemical peels can improve the following:

  • Skin texture
  • Acne
  • Acne Scar
  • Hormone pigmentation (Melasma)
  • Fine Lines and wrinkles
  • Age spot and Sun Spots
  • Ketosis Pilares (Bumps on the back of the arms)
  • Remove dead skin
  • Makes your skin look healthier

Who can benefit from chemical peels?


People of all races, skin types, and skin colors can use chemical peels safely.

 

People have told me that my face will become very red after a chemical peel.


This is not true for all chemical peels. Some chemicals will cause redness for a couple of days, but some chemical peels will not cause any redness at all.

 

What kind of Peels doe you offer?


We offer glycolic acid, trichloroacetic acid, and Jessner’s peel

 

What are some risk and side effects?


Chemical peels are a very benign and safe procedure. However, if the chemical peel is not performed by a medical professional, a patient can suffer from burns, hyper-pigmentation, or hypo-pigmentation of their skin. A physician needs to assess the patient’s skin and determine what kind of chemical, at what strength, and at what interval the patient needs.