Chemical Peel

There are several types of chemical peels that can be used to treat acne, and the best one for you will depend on the severity of your acne and your desired results. Some common types of chemical peels include:

Deep peels: These are the strongest type of chemical peel and are used to treat severe acne or acne scars. They use a highly concentrated acid solution to remove the top, middle, and lower layers of skin. Deep peels produce the most dramatic results, but also require the longest recovery time and can only be performed once.

It is important to discuss the different types of chemical peels with a healthcare provider to determine the best option for you.

These are the mildest type of chemical peel and are often used to improve the texture and tone of the skin. They use a mild acid solution to remove the top layer of skin, revealing smoother, healthier skin beneath. Superficial peels may be used to treat mild acne or acne scars and can be repeated every few weeks.

These peels are slightly stronger than superficial peels and are used to improve the appearance of moderate acne or acne scars. They use a stronger acid solution to remove the top and middle layers of skin, resulting in more dramatic improvements in skin texture and tone. Medium peels may require a week or more of recovery time.

These are the strongest type of chemical peel and are used to treat severe acne or acne scars. They use a highly concentrated acid solution to remove the top, middle, and lower layers of skin. Deep peels produce the most dramatic results, but also require the longest recovery time and can only be performed once.

It is important to consult the different types of chemical peels with a Dermatologist determine the best option for you.