Chemical Peel Published
Chemical Peel Published
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Abstract
Background/Objectives: The chemical peels may be used to help ameliorate the scars, to destroy premalignant and /or malignant lesions,
unsightly pigmentation etc. The treatment modalities used to produce a controlled injury are dermabrasion, chemical peels and photoepilation
(LASER and IPL). Only if the injury is in the proper tissue plane can the desired result be achieved. If too superficial, the results will be
disappointing. If too deep, the results can be catastrophic. Material and Methods: The author has introduced newer formula into the world of
chemical peeling according to the depth of peeling agent penetration.
Superficial Medium Deep
TCA 15 gm TCA 10 gm TCA 35 gm
Croton oil Mandelic acid 5 gm Septisol
Sesame oil Salicylic acid 15 gm Glyserine
Distill water Sesame oil Croton oil
Croton oil Distill water
Distill water
PAKPEEL
This is a prospective study of 3 years from Aug 2016 to Aug 2019. In this study, total number of 216 consecutive chemical peels on 54 patients
over a 3-year period were performed. Age distribution ranges from 20 years to 55 years. Results: The results achieved with these newer
chemical formula are highly satisfactory (80-90%) for almost all skin conditions treated. Conclusion: In our office setting practice, we perform
approximately four sessions of chemical peel weekly and continue skin lightening/spot protection creams and sun protection. This study
corroborate evidence superiority of our selected chemical formula.
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1. Superficial
2. Medium
3. Deep
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Among the superficial chemical peels, the glycolic acid is a natural pigmentation, superficial scars, freckles, age spots etc. It is useful
constituent of cane sugar and the smallest molecule of the alpha- on dyschromia, photoaging, seborrheic keratosis, increases tonicity
hydroxy (AHA) family. and elasticity, increases brightness, and is by far safer and less
In practice, Combined use of Glycolic and Lactic acids to aggressive
exfoliate surface cells and hydrate the skin. This peel revitalises the Medium PAKPEEL contains salicylic acid which is
appearance of photodamaged skin. antiseptic and keratolytic help ameliorate the acne scarring.
Skin ceuticals gel peel SM are formulated to address pore Mandelic acid is non-comedogenic, anti-microbial and soothing
congestion, wrinkles, other signs of ageing. This peel combines effect and is smoothing to skin restoration. Mandelic acid is
Salicylic and Mandelic acids to manage problematic skin and epidermal reactivator, moisturizer with a firming effect.
promote exfoliation. Trichloroacetic acid (TCA) has exfoliating and antibacterial action.
Obagi Radiance Peel is a gentle chemical peel for a healthy, Acne treatment with medium PAKPEEL is a highly advance
bright complexion with a blend of 20% Salicylic Acid, Lactic and therapy for acne. It has been introduced recently, but has done
Glycolic Acid. Nevertheless, chemical peels may result in drastic wonders for the acne issue. It is the most effective treatment ever
complication such as toxic shock syndrome[8]. invented for acne problems and kicks out acne from your skin
Our PAKPEEL Superficial peel contain low dose quicker than any other traditional treatments! In this process, each
trichloroacetic acid (15%) which is a soft peeling continuous and pimple of acne is treated individually for the best and enduring
non invasive cutaneous renewal and is indicated for results.
melasma/chloasma (Picture 1,2), post inflammatory hyper
Picture 1:
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Deep peel contain high concentration of TCA (35%) is a intensive Deep peeling guarantees a strong and long-lasting cutaneous
peeling, with a whitening and hypopigmenting action. This is renewal with a lifting effect. This is highly indicated for thick skin,
recommended for skin with visibly dilated pores. It is antibacterial, resistant melasma and/or skin with deep hyperpigmented post-
keratolytic action. It has whitening and brightening effect. Sesame burns cars (Picture 3).
oil exfoliate the skin, enhance collagen and elastin
synthesis/remodelling.
Picture 2:
In my experience, we have not encountered with problems such as for hyperpigmentation should be treated aggressively both before
wound infection, this risk may be reduced due to appropriate and after chemical peeling with agents such as retinoic acid,
postpeel wound care. Pigmentary problems are common especially glycolic acid, hydroquinone, kojic acid, or other similar
hyperpigmentation. Hyperpigmentation is inflammatory in nature. compounds. If the hyperpigmentation is deep in the dermis,
It is possible as a result of melanocyte overstimulation secondary to conservative treatment with the listed agents and “tincture of time”
trauma and can develop from acne, chronic dermatitis eruptions, proven the most prudent.
and trauma to the skin by the use of chemical peels. Patients at risk
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Picture 3:
Perhaps the most dreaded complication of chemical peeling is satisfactory results with the most modern technique of RF IPL
scarring. The deeper the peel the higher the risk of scarring. To combined with newer PAKPEELs.
avoid these complication due to chemical peeling, I prefer to Complications are also more likely with darker skin types,
perform four sessions of peeling weekly taking into consideration certain peeling agents, and sun exposure. They can range from
the response of skin to chemicals and achieving the desired minor irritations, uneven pigmentation to permanent scarring. In
results[12]. However, the deep peeling may result in resurfacing very rare cases, complications can be life-threatening[14,15,16,17,18].
upto the deeper dermal layer. Only the tincture of time and To combat this difficult situation, we have been able to use with
soothing/moisturising lotion and sun protection is necessary to success, combination of RF Intense Pulse Light therapy with
achieve the desired results after the episode of acid burn (Picture microdermabrasion and 35% TCA in a controlled manner with
2). excellent results.
Acne scarring is caused by the body effectively putting “too
much effort” into healing the wounds caused by acne, meaning that Conclusion
there is an excess of collagen built up in the dermis. This collagen
may stay in place permanently creating acne scars. Traditional The art of chemical peel require a well trained and experienced
dermabrasion have been combined with other techniques such as person. The patient should be informed about possible post peel
punch grafting of deeper, wider, ice picks scars trephined using expectation and the time frame to achieve the desired results.
various-sized punches. The tissue is discarded and replaced with Although postpeel wound care responsibility will lie with the
similarly sized punch grafts from normal skin and subsequently patient, the direction comes from the treating doctor. It is important
dermabraded. The results achieved using these techniques are to remember that the skin has been wounded and is in a vulnerable
unpredictable[9]. state. Like any wound healing, it requires careful wound treatment
Dermabrasion was first introduced by Dr Abner Kurtin in and camouflage with temporary make ups for upto three months
1953, a New York dermatologist[13]. This traditional technique post peel recuperative phase. As the skin is a dynamic structure, the
combines a hand engine with either diamond-studded fraises or session of peeling may require every six months or yearly to
wire brushes. It is indicated for scarring especially the acne maintain the desired results.
scarring or photodamage skin. Dermabrasion is extremely
technique dependent. The art of dermabrasion is knowing how Abbreviations
deep to go. If one goes too deeply, scarring will be created, If one
does not go deeply enough, the results will be suboptimal. Light amplification of stimulated emission of radiation (LASER),
However, these complications are most likely encountered with the Intense pulse light therapy (IPL), Trichloroacetic acid (TCA).
use of traditional dermabrader, we have achieved highly
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