what are the sid effects of chemical peeling 

Contents

 1 Chemical peeling of the face

 2 types of chemical peels

 3 Disadvantages of chemical peeling for the face

 4 tips for a chemical peel for the face

Chemical peeling for the face

 Some may face many problems in the face, which make it look unhealthy and unbeautiful, which leads them to resort to many medical or natural treatments that can rid them of these problems or mitigate their bad effects on their appearance and psyche, and one of the most treatments that a doctor may follow For some skin problems in the face is chemical peeling, as chemical peeling is a process of removing the outer skin layer through the use of chemicals that are placed on the skin.

 Types of chemical peels

 The doctor can resort to this treatment to treat many skin problems such as acne and its bad effects, or to get rid of freckles and melasma, or to lighten the skin and get rid of bad sunburn, as well as to get rid of light wrinkles, and each of these problems has a specific method and a special type, and among those types the following:

superficial peeling:

This is what is used to get rid of freckles, melasma and superficial grains, and it contains some types of acids, such as fruit acid, salicylic acid, as well as some types of creams and other peeling materials.

 Medium peel:

It is what is used to remove a thicker layer than the surface layer. It is stronger than the first type and removes melasma and grains and their effects. Fruit acid is more concentrated for this type.

Deep peeling:

 It is the most difficult and effective type, and it is used for very difficult problems such as burns and strong scars, and it cannot be used personally, as it often requires anesthesia, and this may be done in the operating room.

Disadvantages of chemical peeling for the face

 The chemical peeling process is generally not considered harmful, and it is used frequently and for all skin types, but despite this some complications may occur, such as some pimples forming after peeling due to the use of heavy moisturizers after peeling, and dark-skinned people can suffer from some problems, such as bacterial infections or viral, pigment spots.

 Chemical peel tips for the face

 Great care and attention to the skin must be taken during and after the treatment with chemical peels, and it is very important to determine the appropriate type for the problem, and these tips for skin care and avoiding problems can be followed:

 Avoid using this remedy before you are through adolescence.

 Use appropriate sunscreens and bleaches after peeling for a minimum of two weeks, taking great care to avoid exposure to the sun.

 Do not use cosmetics during the peeling period.

Avoid touching the peels, playing with them, and letting them fall on their own.

 Do the treatment in the winter and avoid the summer.