When you want to build a better complexion that appears more youthful and less lined, exfoliation is essential. One of the best methods for achieving superb exfoliation is through having a chemical peel. This effective and powerful skin care technique casts off dull, dead surface cells and delivers a smoother texture, radiant glow and clear complexion. Many women visit their dermatologist for a professional peel session, and there are others who perform the treatment in their privacy of their home with a do-it-yourself kit. Either way, incredible results for both women and men can be obtained when directions are properly followed.During a peel for the face and neck, the very top damaged layers are shed, and this sloughing step sends a message to the living skin cells below to increase and move up. In turn, the strong exfoliation encourages collagen production and creates more natural hyaluronic acid. Depending on the type of peel and its intensity, these factors will determine how short or long the healing or recovery process is. Complexion-beautiful stars who have undergone a chemical peel include Jennifer Aniston, Brooke Burke, Kate Walsh, Ellen Barkin and others who don’t mind the sunburn sting and red-faced appearance that follow a peel. They know that the redness is only temporary.

Dermatologists say that no two peels are alike, so it is best to educate yourself before deciding to have a chemical treatment. The good news is that today’s acid formulas have been improved and are not as harsh in peeling after the treatment. Now, the goal is to permeate the complexion with powerful ingredients that will balance the skin tone, boost collagen and reduce lines, sun spots, freckles and scars.

1. Glycolic Acid

This alpha hydroxy peel is very popular and offers superficial treatment of the complexion. It can improve mild sun damage, reduce wrinkles and offer excellent anti-aging benefits. About six to eight treatments are recommended.

2. Salicylic Acid

Beta hydroxy salicylic is a peel that is tolerated by all skin types, especially those with acne and clogged pores. It is oil-soluble and smooths away rough skin texture and improves mild photodamage. About six to eight treatments are recommended.

3. Lactic Acid

The lactic acid peel is the ultimate “light” peel because it doesn’t show telltale peeling results. This alpha hydroxy lactic is adored by those with dry skin and pigmentation issues. About six to eight treatments are recommended.

4. Jessner’s

Oily and acne-prone complexions are ideal for a Jessner’s peel, and there is no neutralization necessary after rinsing away the treatment. The triple-chemical blend contains salicylic and lactic acids with resorcinol for a medium depth peel. About six to eight treatments are recommended.

5. TCA

Trichloroacetic acid stands for TCA. The TCA peel is one of the strongest and applied in layers to increase the intensity of tissue regeneration. About six to eight treatments are recommended.

A Chemical peel equals superb complexion rejuvenation at an affordable price.

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