- Fine Lines
- Wrinkles
- Mild Scarring
- Certain types of Acne
- Sun Spots, Age Spots, Liver Spots
- Freckles
- Blotchiness
- Skin that is dull in Texture and Color
- Sun-Damaged Skin
- Scaling
Patches
| Facial Peels | ||||||||||
| The term “Chemical” when used in relation to your face can seem a little daunting. But, when talking about chemical peels, we are really talking about naturally occurring acid peels. Glycolic acid is derived from sugar and salicylic acid , like that found in the B Lift complex used at the Skin Clinic, is essentially derived from sodium, or salt. | |
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| A chemical peel consists of an application of one of these acids to gently exfoliate the top layer of the skin and promote collagen production. | ||||||||||
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| At the Skin Clinic, we utilize both glycolic and salicylic acid peels. During your thorough evaluation, we will assess your condition and determine which chemical peel program is right for you. | ||||||||||
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