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Chemical Peel for Hyperpigmentation

A chemical peel is a type of exfoliation that involves removing dead skin cells from the top layer of skin using a chemical solution in order to improve the skin’s colour, clarity, tone, and texture.

Everyone wishes for a pristine, perfect complexion beneath the surface of our skin’s outer layer. By generating a dead skin cell layer, the outer epidermal layer shields the inner dermal layer from external damage caused by the sun, pollution, bacteria in the environment, and other factors that cause our skin to become dull, hyperpigmented, acne-prone, and other issues.

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How do Chemical Peels work?

Chemical peel treatment works on three basic principals’ i.e. Exfoliation, Removal of skin imperfections, and Regeneration In this process, chemical peels are applied directly to the skin which destroys the outer layer of the skin through chemical activities.

However, controlled destruction of the epidermis is there to avoid excessive skin damage. Destruction of the epidermis leads to the exfoliation and removal of superficial lesions on the skin followed by the regeneration of new epidermal & dermal tissues.

What can be treated by Chemical Peels?

Skin lesionsAcne Complications: Hyper-pigmentation, Anthropic scars & Enlarged skin pores
Skin Hyperpigmentation: On a Hormonal basis, connected to age or caused by sun radiation Wrinkles
Others: Melasma, Freckles, Lentigines, Facial Melanoses, Periorbital hyperpigmentation

Why Chemical peel?

Improving the color, clarity, tone, and texture of the skin
Stimulating new collagen and healthy skin cell growth for a radiant complexion
Getting rid of sun damage discoloration
Assisting in the healing of breakouts
Removing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles

What can be Treated With Chemical Peels?

Skin lesions: Acne Vulgaris, Rosacea in remission
Acne Complications: Hyper-pigmentation, Anthropic scars & Enlarged skin pores
Skin Hyper-pigmentation: On a Hormonal basis, connected to age or caused by sun radiation
Wrinkles: Solar origin as well as mimic & those connected to age
Others: Melasma, Freckles, Lentigines, Facial Melanoses, Periorbital hyperpigmentation

Is a Chemical Peel Safe?

Yes, it is. When performed correctly by a certified, experienced Medical Aesthetician, such as our dermatologist at Agelock Skin Clinic, a chemical peel is both safe and effective.