Facial peels have gained popularity for addressing various skin concerns, helping individuals achieve clear, glowing skin. For those looking for skin rejuvenation, Stein Plastic Surgery in Raleigh, NC, offers treatments to help reach aesthetic goals.
What Are Chemical Peels?
Chemical peels are treatments that exfoliate skin to promote a brighter, more youthful appearance. These procedures are performed as safe, outpatient treatments by professionals like Dr. Stein, a double-board-certified plastic surgeon.
Chemical Peel Benefits
Chemical peels offer a non-surgical solution to many age-related skin concerns. They can help reduce the appearance of:
- Fine lines
- Wrinkles
- Acne scars
- Sun damage
- Melasma
- Hyperpigmentation
How Do Chemical Peels Work?
Chemical peels use specially formulated solutions to treat skin on the face, neck, and hands. By removing damaged surface skin, they reveal fresh, younger-looking skin underneath. This new skin is smoother and less damaged, with improved tone and texture.
Various types of peels offer different levels of exfoliation, with varying recovery times. Dr. Stein provides a range of peels, including phenol peels, a technique that requires specialized training.
After a light peel, patients may experience redness and mild swelling for 4–7 days. Deeper peels require around two weeks of recovery. Your skin will be sensitive post-treatment, so avoid sun exposure as advised by your doctor.
Am I a Candidate for Chemical Peels?
Typically, lighter-skinned patients are ideal candidates for chemical peels, though darker skin types may also benefit. Patients with certain health or skin conditions may not be suitable candidates. During a consultation, Dr. Stein will assess your skin and help you decide on the right treatment to achieve your skincare goals.
Take the Next Step
Interested in learning more about chemical peels? Schedule a consultation with Dr. Stein at Stein Plastic Surgery in Raleigh, NC. You can fill out the form on this page or call (919) 261-7099.
*Individual results may vary.
Facial peels have gained popularity for addressing various skin concerns, helping individuals achieve clear, glowing skin. For those looking for skin rejuvenation, Stein Plastic Surgery in Raleigh, NC, offers treatments to help reach aesthetic goals.
What Are Chemical Peels?
Chemical peels are treatments that exfoliate skin to promote a brighter, more youthful appearance. These procedures are performed as safe, outpatient treatments by professionals like Dr. Stein, a double-board-certified plastic surgeon.
Chemical Peel Benefits
Chemical peels offer a non-surgical solution to many age-related skin concerns. They can help reduce the appearance of:
- Fine lines
- Wrinkles
- Acne scars
- Sun damage
- Melasma
- Hyperpigmentation
How Do Chemical Peels Work?
Chemical peels use specially formulated solutions to treat skin on the face, neck, and hands. By removing damaged surface skin, they reveal fresh, younger-looking skin underneath. This new skin is smoother and less damaged, with improved tone and texture.
Various types of peels offer different levels of exfoliation, with varying recovery times. Dr. Stein provides a range of peels, including phenol peels, a technique that requires specialized training.
After a light peel, patients may experience redness and mild swelling for 4–7 days. Deeper peels require around two weeks of recovery. Your skin will be sensitive post-treatment, so avoid sun exposure as advised by your doctor.
Am I a Candidate for Chemical Peels?
Typically, lighter-skinned patients are ideal candidates for chemical peels, though darker skin types may also benefit. Patients with certain health or skin conditions may not be suitable candidates. During a consultation, Dr. Stein will assess your skin and help you decide on the right treatment to achieve your skincare goals.
Take the Next Step
Interested in learning more about chemical peels? Schedule a consultation with Dr. Stein at Stein Plastic Surgery in Raleigh, NC. You can fill out the form on this page or call (919) 261-7099.
*Individual results may vary.
