FAQ's > TCA Peel | Mesotherapy | Mesolift | Restylane | Botox AFA Clay Mask | IPL Photorejuvanation | Laser Hair Removal TCA Peel FAQ's What is a chemical Peel? Chemical peel treatments eliminate wrinkles, pigment spots, facial scarring and rough, dry or dull looking skin. These treatments are an excellent way to achieve dramatic improvements of epidermal renewal, increase skin tone and reduce superficial lines. What is TCA? TCA (Trichloroacetic Acid) is an acid which will corrode the very superficial layers of the skin. After peeling off these layers the new group of skin will give a smooth and youthful look. How does chemical peeling work? Chemical peeling promotes acceleration in the turnover of skin cells induced by the cauterizing peeling agent. The depth of the peel will determine the number of layers of skin that are affected. The skin responds with shedding, promoting new cell growth a new formation of natural collagen. The rapid turnover of cells also has the benefit of moving pigment to the surface and shedding it, thus eliminating brown pigment. What areas can be treated? Face, neck, décolleté, chest, hands, arms, legs, back How many peels do I need? This depends on your goals and will be discussed in your consultation. When does peeling occur? Actual peeling begins 2 days after treatment and lasts 2-3 days. What should I avoid directly after a peel? You may resume your normal activities immediately. Avoid sweating after you start to peel and at all times avoid sunshine. Follow post care instructions given. What are the benefits of a chemical peel? No down time No Anesthesia Dramatic improvement of epidermal structure- skin feels tighter, smoother Skin has a healthy radiant glow- fresh new skin Age spots, freckles and pigmentation are less obvious or disappear Enlarged pores are less visible Excellent adjunct treatment for acne HOME | ABOUT US | MESOTHERAPY | SERVICES | FAQS | BEFORE & AFTER PRODUCTS | RESOURCES | EMPLOYMENT | CONTACT US