CHEMICAL PEEL
As we age, the accumulated effects of sun exposure, pollutants, acne and scarring can damage our skin and make us look older than we are. A chemical peel can address this problem; a non-invasive procedure designed to promote cell growth and produce smoother clearer skin. This procedure is also used to treat melasma (irregularly shaped brown patches found on the face and neck) and pre cancerous changes in the skin. Chemical peels can be performed on the face, neck, chest, arms, hands and legs. If you are considering this procedure, the following information will give you a good introduction to chemical peels.
$85.00 per session
AFA FACIAL CLAY-PEEL SYSTEM
The AFA Facial Clay-Peel System is the newest and most revolutionary treatment in skin care. It is remakably effective. The AFA Facial Clay-Peel System is an advanced, 2-step non-surgical, in-office peel for the face. The AFA Facial Clay-Peel System promotes cell turnover by exfoliating the skin and removing dead and damaged skin cells. The AFA Facial Clay-Peel System will create smoother, softer and younger-looking skin after the very first visit. Unlike other older technology peels, the AFA Clay-Peel requires no recovery time. A series of 4-6 treatments combined with a daily at home care program is recommended for optimal results.
How long does this procedure take?
This procedure usually takes 10 to 15 minutes only.
Where is this procedure performed?
Chemical peels can be performed in the office surgical suite.
Is there any pain felt?
People who have undergone this procedure usually feel a burning sensation followed by stinging when the chemical is applied.
What can I expect afterward?
After the procedure, most people experience some irritation and reddening. Once the body heals itself, the outer layer of skin will fall off. After a peel, it is important that the skin be protected from the sun.
Am I an ideal candidate?
You are if you are in good physical health, want to look younger and more refreshed, and are unhappy with the appearance of wrinkles or brown spots.
Are there any risks?
Risks include scarring, infection, temporary or permanent changes in skin tone or uneven skin tone.
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