Chemical Peels
A chemical peel is a skin-smoothing procedure that in which an exfoliating chemical is used to remove the top layer of skin. There are three categories of chemical peels based on how deeply the chemical permeates the skin. Each category can help with a variety of skin conditions[1].
Superficial chemical peels permeate only the topmost layer of skin, the epidermis. These can be used to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, unclog pores and treat mild acne, improve skin tone by reducing hyperpigmented areas, and promote skin hydration. Light peels can be used as an in-office maintenance treatment as often as every two to five weeks[2].
Medium depth chemical peels penetrate the epidermis and part of the next layer, called the dermis. For this reason, they should only be done by a professional aesthetician or dermatologist[3]. Medium chemical peels can treat more pronounced wrinkles, acne scars, and uneven skin tone. They may need to be repeated several times in a series to obtain the desired effect and can be used regularly for maintenance every 3 to 9 months[2,3].
Deep chemical peels travel into the mid to lower layers of the dermis and are used to treat moderately deep wrinkles and scars. Deep chemical peels can only be performed by a dermatologist[3]. They can be repeated but just not as frequently as other types of peels.
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Benefits of Chemical Peels
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- VI Peels can be a powerful anti-aging tool, simultaneously treating multiple concerns, including fine lines, enlarged pores, dullness, skin discoloration, breakouts, and acne scars.
- You’ll see results as soon as skin stops peeling, about a week after your treatment.
- It can be used anywhere on the body, including the neck, chest, and hands.
- Chemical peels can be customized to suit your skin type, specific concerns, allowable downtime, and budget.
- Glytone Peels can help target a variety of unique skin concerns, like acne, signs of aging, hyperpigmentation and photodamage, as well as target specific concerns on the face, hands, back & chest, eyes and neck.
- Stronger efficacy and less downtime tolerability: deliver optimal outcomes with less surface trauma.
- Chemical peels are nonsurgical treatments that are performed on an outpatient basis.
- Peels are less costly than laser resurfacing procedures that target the same conditions.
How do chemical peels work?
A chemical peel stimulates exfoliation to remove the outer-most layers of skin. Our skin exfoliates naturally (in fact, you’re shedding a ton of old skin cells as you read this), but as we age, that exfoliation process (aka, cell turnover) slows and old cells are slower to fall away. Exfoliation instigates your body’s cell turnover process to encourage new cells to the surface, and those cells are fresher, plumper, and help give skin a noticeable smoothness.
BEFORE & AFTER IMAGES
The Vitality Institute offers six uniquely formulated VI Peel treatments designed to lift pigment, remove sun damage, alleviate acne and scarring, and fight fine lines and wrinkles. All our painless medium-depth VI Peels are safe for all skin types and tones with results in as little as 7 days!
VI Peel Before and After
VI Peel Before and After
VI Peel Before and After
VI Peel Before and After
Glytone Chemical Peels
Before and After
Glytone Chemical Peels
Before and After
Glytone Chemical Peels
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Glytone Chemical Peels
Before and After
These Before & After Images were submitted by Dermatologists using Glytone Chemical Peels performed in an office or practice setting.
These were not part of a clinical trial. Individual results may vary.
Dermatologist Tips For Pre- And Post-Treatment Care
Pre-Peel
CLEANSE, EXFOLIATE AND TONE
This not only minimizes excess oil and removes dead skin cells but improves peel absorption.
PREP
the skin with Glycolic Acid and SPF protection.
AVOID
facial scrubs, waxing, bleaching, microdermabrasion, laser hair removal and topical retinoids for at least 1 week before a chemical peel to prevent post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and scarring
Post-Peel
AVOID
The sun.
PROTECT AND HYDRATE
Replenish the skin post-peel with moisture-rich sunscreen formulas with SPF 30 or higher.
APPLY
A protective ointment and/or ice packs to soothe the skin.
AVOID
Facial scrubs, abrasives, picking at the peeling skin, steam inhalation therapy, and exfoliating creams
Pre-Peel
CLEANSE, EXFOLIATE AND TONE
This not only minimizes excess oil and removes dead skin cells but improves peel absorption.
PREP
the skin with Glycolic Acid and SPF protection.
AVOID
facial scrubs, waxing, bleaching, microdermabrasion, laser hair removal and topical retinoids for at least 1 week before a chemical peel to prevent post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and scarring
Post-Peel
AVOID
The sun.
PROTECT AND HYDRATE
Replenish the skin post-peel with moisture-rich sunscreen formulas with SPF 30 or higher.
APPLY
A protective ointment and/or ice packs to soothe the skin.
AVOID
Facial scrubs, abrasives, picking at the peeling skin, steam inhalation therapy, and exfoliating creams
VI Peel
NOT ALL CHEMICAL PEELS ARE CREATED EQUAL.
Melanin creates the pigment of our skin and lives within our skin cells. When melanin is overproduced, the skin exhibits hyperpigmentation or spots. VI Peels focus on lifting and exfoliating those skin cells to allow our body to produce new cells that are healthier and less pigmented. The process of exfoliation also smooths the surface of our skin creating softer smoother texture.
GLYTONE DIFFERENCE
Harnessing the power of active acids and PFAVTM Glycolic Acid, Glytone is an ingredient-driven, problem solving skincare brand inspired by aesthetic dermatology.
Glytone Chemical Peels leverage a unique technology that helps the acids penetrate deeper into the skin with minimal irritation on the surface. Each chemical peel is packed with powerful acids that deliver consistent, reliable exfoliation medical professional’s trust.
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Why get a chemical peel?
Chemical peels help remove damaged skin cells, allowing healthy skin to take its place to reveal brighter, smoother and renewed skin. Glytone Peels can help target a variety of unique skin concerns, like acne, signs of aging, hyperpigmentation and photodamage, as well as target specific concerns on the face, hands, back & chest, eyes and neck. Each non-invasive procedure helps support collagen production and resurface skin to maintain optimal skin health.
When to Talk to Your Dermatologist
- You are unable to achieve your skin care goals using an at-home chemical peel.
- You experience an allergic response or skin irritation after using a chemical peel.
- To get professional advice on the best approach for your skin type and symptoms.
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