Glycolic acid peel

Every woman wants to have a beautiful, fresh and young-looking face, right? And because of that the scientists invent new methods and products for staying young all the time. Most women use products, bought from the drug store, but for those who want something special there is a whole different method. The glycolic acid peel is a medical method for revitalizing and regenerating the skin. It’s used to cure acne scars, hide wrinkles and all kinds of skin imperfections. In the procedure are used high levels of glycolic acid for a short period of time. This method quickly removes the top damaged layer of skin, revealing the fresh “new” layer underneath. The glycolic acid damages the skin in a controlled manner, producing a superficial wound. As the damage is repaired by the natural healing process, the skin's appearance is improved. The face looks fresh and young, with even tan. Unfortunately not every person can have the glycolic acid procedure. People with too sensitive skin can be at risk of more serious damage. Also the ones with darkly pigmented skin should be very cautious about having glycolic acid peels. This is because there is a significant chance that the pigmentation of the newly healed skin will be substantially different from their current skin color. It’s best to have a consultation with dermatologist before stepping to the procedure. He will make a special program for peeling and period of time just for you. After the procedure the skin must be treated. Overall this procedure is very clean and effective. But as every good thing, it hides it’s dangers. If not preformed correctly, the side effects and complications include scarring, infection, reactivation of herpes simplex infections, substantial contrast in coloration of the treated skin and others. All patients have a recuperation period, the length of which depends upon the depth of the peel. The glycolic acid peel is a good method of staying beautiful, but only if you’re being careful.