| Dr. Jaime Davis is a Board Certified Dermatologist by the American Board of Dermatology. Here the doctor has answered some common questions that Bizymoms visitors have about Cosmetic Dermatology.
Q. How do Chemical peels help reduce the appearance of facial folds, wrinkles, and crow’s feet?
A. The gentle chemical solution revitalizes and renews skin by stimulating cell turnover, which causes a gradual peel leaving skin softer and smoother.
Q. What determines the best type of Chemical peel suitable for individual clients?
A. Peels can range from light to deep. The patient’s skin color and type (oily or dry) and general skin condition are taken into consideration as well as how much "down-time" the patient can accommodate.
Q. Who are the best candidates for Chemical peel treatments?
A. People with irregular pigment, enlarges pores, sun damage, and/or fine lines are all good candidates.
Q. How effective are Chemical peels?
A. Peels can be very effective. Deeper peels are used less frequently but have more dramatic results. Light peels are best used regularly at shorter intervals and have more subtle results, but also less down time.
Q. Are the results permanent?
A. While not permanent, the results are long lasting and can be prolonged with regular sunscreen use. Maintenance peels are recommended.
Q. What is the Glycolic peel?
A. Glycolic peels consist of naturally occurring organic carboxylic (glycolic) acids. These are usually the mildest of the peel formulas.
Q. What can the Glycolic peel treat?
A. Glycolic peels assist in treating uneven pigmentation and texture, fine lines, and clogged pores.
Q. How effective is the Glycolic peel and are the results permanent?
A. While not permanent, the results are long lasting and can be prolonged with regular sunscreen use. Maintenance peels are recommended.
Q. Are multiple sessions required for Glycolic peel treatment?
A. Yes, since the Glycolic peel is a lighter peel, several treatments may be necessary for the best results.
Q. How can we contact Dr. Davis if we have further questions?
A. Email: drdavis@uptowndermatology.com
Website: www.uptowndermatology.com
Phone: (612) 455-3200
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