Today we are going to talk about peeling, which is a common treatment used in dermatology, which is defined by an exfoliation that is performed using chemical substances on the skin in order to renew its layers to de This way eliminate all kinds of imperfections and the skin has a uniform color. But let’s not go ahead here, because in what follows we will tell you what a peeling is for.
What is a peeling for?
A peeling serves to reduce wrinkles, to rejuvenate the skin and help its hydration, which helps it to have a good luminosity as a consistency, thus eliminating fat.
In this sense, it is used to correct wrinkles, which can be thin, deep or medium. It is also used to treat acne in its different degrees as well as marks that have remained from it.
Pelling is also used to treat photoaging and aging of the skin, spots on them, sagging, oiliness, etc.
In this type of treatment, it is common to use different acids and the choice will depend on the result you are looking to achieve.
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