2 Highly demanded chemical peels Types for aesthetic training

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2 Highly demanded chemical peels Types for
aesthetic training
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What are chemical skin peels?

• Chemical skin peel is an aesthetic treatment that
  uses a chemical or acid applied to the skin
  surface in a controlled way.
• It peels off the top dead skin layers.
• The skin that reveals and regenerates following
  the peel treatment is smooth, fresh, even and
  rejuvenated.
• A chemical peel solution is combined with other
  active potent skin rejuvenating ingredients to
  produce a dramatic effect.

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Training in chemical skin peels

• Chemical skin peels offer a lucrative way to
  excel your career in aesthetic practice.
• With professional chemical peel training you can
  add a completely new set of skills to your
  existing aesthetic practices.
• There are many different types of skin peel
  treatments depending on the depth or penetration
  of the chemical.
• The most commonly demanded and ideal for chemical
  peel training are the following

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Whom you can offer skin peels?

• The skin peels can be offered to the people who
  face following skin issues
• Acne or acne scarring
• Ageing skin
• Freckles, pigmentation or melasma
• Rough, dry and scaly skin patches
• Skin damaged by sun rays
• Scarring

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Alpha hydroxy skin peels

• Popular alpha hydroxy peels are glycolic and
  lactic acid peels
• Safe for almost all skin types
• Minimal downtime for the client
• The glycolic acid peel is available in 20-70
  strength with pH ranging from 3.5-1.6 for the
  clinical settings
• Produce more dramatic results than lactic skin
  peels
• Glycolic peel is perfect for treating clients
  with fine lines, wrinkles and sagging skin
• Lactic acid peels are suitable choice for dry,
  sun damaged, thick and hyper-pigmented skin.

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Beta Hydroxy Acid Skin peels

• Salicylic Acid is the most popular kind of beta
  hydroxy acid peel (BHA).
• It is suitable treatment for oily skin, active
  acne of grade 3-4 and retention keratosis.
• It penetrates through the sebaceous glands and
  hair follicles and show comedogenic
  characteristics.
• It is generally administered in two concentration
  levels 20 and 30 with a pH of 3.0-2.0
• It is also referred to as melt down skin peel
  as it produces an inflammatory response after
  application.
• This causes feelings of heat ranging from
  warmness to extreme heat which can be lowered by
  giving fan air during the procedure.