How To Effectively Treat Wrinkles
Chemical Peel

With a chemical peel, a chemical solution is used to remove the upper layer of an individual's skin. This gives way to newer skin cells underneath, which tend to be less wrinkled and smoother. In addition to treating wrinkles, this treatment may also help improve discolorations and blemishes on the face. Before the peel, the medical practitioner will thoroughly cleanse the skin. After that, at least one chemical solution will be applied. Some treatments may use multiple chemical solutions to achieve the ideal results. The most common solutions used are carbolic acid, lactic acid, salicylic acid, trichloroacetic acid, and glycolic acid. It's common to feel a burning sensation that lasts anywhere from five to ten minutes. The pain can typically be managed by using cold compresses. If individuals use a deeper peel to treat their wrinkles, they might need pain medication. The most common areas for chemical peels to be used are the hands, neck, and face.
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