Process:
Body chemical peels use stronger acids than facial peels to exfoliate dead skin and promote regeneration on areas like the back, chest, or arms. These peels improve texture, pigmentation, and acne scars. Sessions last 30-45 minutes depending on area and peel strength.

Pre-Treatment Precautions:

• Avoid sun exposure and tanning beds 2 weeks before treatment.
• Discontinue retinoids or exfoliants 1 week prior.
• Do not undergo treatment with active skin infections.

Post-Treatment Care:

• Redness, peeling, and dryness expected for several days.
• Keep skin moisturized and avoid picking peeling skin.
• Apply broad-spectrum sunscreen on exposed areas.
• Avoid hot showers and harsh scrubs during healing.

Pros:

• Improves skin texture and pigmentation.
• Treats acne scars and rough patches.
• Can be tailored from mild to medium strength.

Cons:

• Downtime varies with peel strength.
• Risk of irritation or pigmentation if not cared for properly.
• Not suitable for very sensitive or inflamed skin.