Chemical Peel Treatment in Madhapur, Kavuri Hills

Peels

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Peels

Peels, a remarkable and non-invasive dermatological treatment that can revitalize your skin and bring out its natural radiance. At Dermocos, we offer a range of customized Peel treatments, carefully tailored to address various skin concerns and achieve the best possible results. Let’s delve into the wonders of Peels and how they can transform your skin.

What are Peels?

Chemical peels are skincare treatments that involve the application of chemical solutions to the skin to remove damaged outer layers, improve skin texture, and treat various skin issues. There are three main types of chemical peels: superficial, medium, and deep.

2 Nights

Hospital Admission

7 Hours

Duration of Operation

General Anaesthesia

Anesthetic

Types of Peels

Superficial Peels

These peels use mild acids like alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) or beta hydroxy acids (BHAs). They are primarily used to exfoliate the outermost layer of the skin, providing a fresh and radiant look.

Superficial peels are suitable for treating minor skin imperfections, fine lines, and uneven skin tone.

Medium Peels

These peels use stronger acids like glycolic or trichloroacetic acid (TCA).

They penetrate deeper into the skin, and the recovery time is longer compared to superficial peels, with the skin peeling for several days.

Deep Peels

Deep peels use strong acids, typically phenol or high-concentration TCA.

They can effectively treat severe wrinkles, deep scars, and significant sun damage, but they require extended recovery periods, often involving weeks of downtime.

The choice of peel depends on your specific skin concerns, downtime tolerance, and consultation with a dermatologist or skincare professional. It’s crucial to follow post-peel skincare instructions diligently to achieve the best results and minimize potential side effects.

Confronting Keloid Challenges

Addressing keloids is akin to navigating a labyrinth of treatments, with outcomes as diverse as the keloids themselves. Each approach has its own repertoire of potential benefits and limitations:

Steroid Injections:

These injections wield the power to shrink keloids and offer relief from incessant itching.

Silicone Gel or Sheets:

Patient persistence is the key here, as these products
labor diligently over time to flatten and soften keloids.

Cryotherapy:

An icy touch can shrink the stubborn keloids, offering a glimmer of hope for those seeking a smoother skin canvas.

Laser Therapy:

Lasers precision can engage in a battle to vanquish redness and coax keloids into submission.

Surgical Removal:

A tempting option, but the caveat is that keloids may stage a comeback post-surgery, leaving patients in a perpetual tug-of-war.

Radiation Therapy:

In select cases, a gentle dose of radiation can act as a sentinel, guarding against keloid resurgence, particularly after surgical excision.

Pressure Dressings:

These unyielding companions, when consistently applied, bear the promise of flattening keloids, albeit with a need for unwavering dedication.

Interferon Injections:

These injections offer the hope of size reduction but can come bearing side effects, necessitating careful consideration.