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Current Problems in Dermatology, 2001
With so many new peel preparations on the market today, the dermatologist must ask himself basic questions concerning the products. The most important question is directed to the medical literature rather than the advertising or marketing campaign so common among market-driven cosmetic products.
G D, Monheit, M A, Chastain
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With so many new peel preparations on the market today, the dermatologist must ask himself basic questions concerning the products. The most important question is directed to the medical literature rather than the advertising or marketing campaign so common among market-driven cosmetic products.
G D, Monheit, M A, Chastain
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Facial Plastic Surgery, 2014
Chemical peels are a method of resurfacing with a long-standing history of safety in the treatment of various skin conditions. This article reviews the classification of different chemical agents based on their depth of injury. The level of injury facilitates cell turnover, epidermal thickening, skin lightening, and new collagen formation ...
Edwin Alan Cortez +2 more
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Chemical peels are a method of resurfacing with a long-standing history of safety in the treatment of various skin conditions. This article reviews the classification of different chemical agents based on their depth of injury. The level of injury facilitates cell turnover, epidermal thickening, skin lightening, and new collagen formation ...
Edwin Alan Cortez +2 more
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Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1978
Chemical face peeling as described in this article produces gross and microscopic changes in the skin which are permanent. The most important aspect in assuring the success of this procedure is the proper selection of patients. The primary use of this procedure is for the purpose of eliminating wrinkles, whether as the primary or ancillary procedure ...
P, Mosienko, T J, Baker
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Chemical face peeling as described in this article produces gross and microscopic changes in the skin which are permanent. The most important aspect in assuring the success of this procedure is the proper selection of patients. The primary use of this procedure is for the purpose of eliminating wrinkles, whether as the primary or ancillary procedure ...
P, Mosienko, T J, Baker
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Plastic Surgical Nursing, 1993
This article explores the wide range of chemical facial peels, which include phenol, trichloroacetic acid, and alpha-hydroxy acids. The application of these substances will be described in addition to the contraindications to this type of treatment.
R, Forte, J, Hack, I T, Jackson
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This article explores the wide range of chemical facial peels, which include phenol, trichloroacetic acid, and alpha-hydroxy acids. The application of these substances will be described in addition to the contraindications to this type of treatment.
R, Forte, J, Hack, I T, Jackson
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Facial Plastic Surgery, 2012
Chemexfoliation is an excellent method to reduce facial rhytids. For 25 years, we have used the traditional formula as described by T. J. Baker but with a moist healing technique rather than a tape mask. We have found the peel to be inexpensive and easy to perform, with results that are excellent and consistent, with minimal side effects.
Phillip R, Langsdon, Courtney B, Shires
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Chemexfoliation is an excellent method to reduce facial rhytids. For 25 years, we have used the traditional formula as described by T. J. Baker but with a moist healing technique rather than a tape mask. We have found the peel to be inexpensive and easy to perform, with results that are excellent and consistent, with minimal side effects.
Phillip R, Langsdon, Courtney B, Shires
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Dermatologic Clinics, 1997
Chemical peeling is traditionally discussed in terms of the depth of injury: superficial, medium, or deep. There have been a number of important advances in both superficial and medium-depth chemical peeling over the last several years. This article reviews the state of the art of these techniques and the increasing understanding of their effects on ...
W P, Coleman, H J, Brody
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Chemical peeling is traditionally discussed in terms of the depth of injury: superficial, medium, or deep. There have been a number of important advances in both superficial and medium-depth chemical peeling over the last several years. This article reviews the state of the art of these techniques and the increasing understanding of their effects on ...
W P, Coleman, H J, Brody
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Dermatologic Clinics, 1991
Application of caustic chemicals to improve cosmesis and reverse actinic damage has been used for centuries. Although still not an exact science, it was not until the latter part of this century that peeling became more systematized. The indications, patient selection, armamentarium, histology, comprehension of the mechanisms of action, and safety ...
S L, Matarasso, R G, Glogau
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Application of caustic chemicals to improve cosmesis and reverse actinic damage has been used for centuries. Although still not an exact science, it was not until the latter part of this century that peeling became more systematized. The indications, patient selection, armamentarium, histology, comprehension of the mechanisms of action, and safety ...
S L, Matarasso, R G, Glogau
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Clinics in Dermatology, 1987
The spectrum of chemical peeling encompasses a diverse group of peeling agents with the ability to produce a wide range of cutaneous burns. The most spectacular peels are produced by the phenol formulas. The physician, however, is restricted in the number of potential candidates as determined by skin color and potential toxicity.
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The spectrum of chemical peeling encompasses a diverse group of peeling agents with the ability to produce a wide range of cutaneous burns. The most spectacular peels are produced by the phenol formulas. The physician, however, is restricted in the number of potential candidates as determined by skin color and potential toxicity.
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Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 2006
SummarySuperficial chemical peeling (SCP) involves the application of a peeling agent to the skin, resulting in destruction of part or all of the epidermis. SCP is mainly recommended for facial rejuvenation, photoaging and superficial rhytides, pigmentary dyschromias and acne. It can be used on all Fitzpatrick skin types, no sedation is needed, and the
N, Zakopoulou, G, Kontochristopoulos
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SummarySuperficial chemical peeling (SCP) involves the application of a peeling agent to the skin, resulting in destruction of part or all of the epidermis. SCP is mainly recommended for facial rejuvenation, photoaging and superficial rhytides, pigmentary dyschromias and acne. It can be used on all Fitzpatrick skin types, no sedation is needed, and the
N, Zakopoulou, G, Kontochristopoulos
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Chemical Peels: Role of Chemical Peels in Facial Rejuvenation Today
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, 2020Summary:The practice of chemical peeling remains an important aspect of the nonsurgical techniques available to the aesthetic surgeon when approaching skin rejuvenation. Despite past predictions of their disappearance in favor of lasers, the overall use of chemical peels by plastic surgeons continues to grow.
Abraham, Pathak +2 more
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