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Chemical Peel Options At Swinyer - Woseth Dermatology

Chemical peels in Salt Lake City are ideal for men and women who want to improve the appearance of their facial skin. A dermatologist recommends a chemical peel for individuals with discolored, sun-damaged, or tired-looking skin. Chemical peels work by removing the very top layer of skin cells and allowing new skin cells to regenerate. Chemical peels make the face and neck appear instantly smoother, younger, and more refreshed. A dermatologist will take different steps depending on what kind of chemical peel you request. Keep reading to learn more about what you can expect during a superficial, medium, and deep peel.

Superficial Peel

When you visit your dermatologist for a superficial chemical peel, you can expect noticeable results with less recovery time. Superficial chemical peels use glycolic acid to rejuvenate and refresh skin. Dermatologists begin by cleansing the skin. Next, the glycolic acid peel is applied and allowed to sink in for two to 10 minutes before being rinsed off. For best results, dermatologists recommend a monthly peel.

Medium Peel

For medium-depth chemical peels, a dermatologist begins by thoroughly cleansing the skin. Next, dermatologists evenly apply the chemical peel to the area to be treated. These chemical peels generally take at least several minutes to set. Cool pads soaked in saline water are used to gently remove the peel. These chemical peels are much stronger and are ideal for more serious skin issues.

Deep Peel

Deep chemical peels are for patients who want the most dramatic results possible. Dermatologists usually use phenol for deep chemical peels. Before applying the chemical peel to the face and neck, your dermatologist may use a local anesthetic to ensure you feel no pain or discomfort from the concentrated chemicals. Deep chemical peels are allowed to sink in for up to 30 minutes.

Ask a dermatologist if a chemical peel may be right for you. Call Swinyer-Woseth Dermatology at 801-266-8841 today. Our dermatologists can guide you through all your options for treating skin problems and obtaining a more youthful appearance. Find out about our services, including Botox, chemical peels, and Latisse, by calling today.