Chemical Peels in West Palm Beach and Jupiter, FL
Reveal your skin's hidden beauty with the transformative power of exfoliation. Unveil a more youthful, radiant visage by indulging in the art of chemical peels with the experts at Supriya Aesthetic Dermatology. And guess what? If you reside in Jupiter, West Palm Beach, or Palm Beach County, your path to luminous skin leads straight to Supriya Aesthetic Dermatology.
Chemical peels aren't just another skincare treatment; they're the answer to a multitude of cosmetic concerns. These swift procedures work their magic in very little time, delivering visible results that will leave you spellbound. With no-downtime options available for those with special occasions on the horizon, or anyone who has the flexibility for our more aggressive peels, each and every peel offered in our office gives you a shortcut to radiant skin.
Why wait for a more youthful look? Join us at Supriya Aesthetic Dermatology, where we're dedicated to uncovering your skin's true potential, one rejuvenating peel at a time. Unlock the beauty within, and let your skin tell its enchanting story.
What are chemical peels?
Chemical peels are basically a chemical solution that is applied to the skin and then allowed to absorb. After this takes place, the skin will begin to flake and peel. This normally takes a couple of days to two weeks in most cases. The three basic types of chemical peels are as follows:
- Superficial peels: the mildest type that takes off only a very little skin. The primary ingredient used in these peels is glycolic acid.
- Medium peels: penetrate deeper than superficial peels and, therefore, remove more skin. The main ingredient in these peels is trichloroacetic acid (TCA). Obagi® Blue Peel and Jessner Peel are medium depth peels
- Deep peels: designed to penetrate several layers of skin and may be used only on facial areas. These peels primarily contain phenol which tends to bleach the skin.
Customized Chemical Peels
Our aesthetician provides a wide variety of chemical peels based on each patient's skin type and concern. Some of the peels we offer include our Intensive Brightening Peel for melasma, hand and body chemical peels, and eye and lip peels.
Chemical peels offer a medical grade skin exfoliation and acceleration of the skin’s natural rejuvenation process. The advantages of chemical peels include:
- Smoothing of skin imperfections such as lines and wrinkles
- Smoothing rough skin texture
- Lightening and brightening hyperpigmentation and discoloration
- Treatment of melasma
- Clearing acne, blemishes and minimizing pore size
- Stimulating collagen production
After an in depth skin evaluation, Amanda will choose from a wide range of multifunctional peels- these types of peels use a variety of different ingredients including Glycolic Acid, Lactic Acid, TCA, Pyruvic Acid, Salicylic Acid (and many more) combined with medical-grade antioxidants and peptides to improve the appearance and health of your skin. These peels may be done alone or in combination with other skin treatments such as microdermabrasion, hydrafacials, dermaplaning, botox, injectable fillers, laser skin resurfacing.
Chemical Peels do not necessarily require the skin to flake or peel after the treatment. Based on your skin consultation and lifestyle needs, Amanda will choose a peel that may or may not require downtime or flaking.
A series of peels may be needed to get the most improvement in your skin.
How are chemical peels given?
Preparations can begin up to three weeks before the peel, at which time the patient may need to begin using special cleansers, moisturizers, and bleaching agents. Those who suffer from acne may need to use a prescription-strength medicine beforehand as well. The day of the procedure, the skin will be cleansed and then the solution will be brushed onto the skin and left on for a few minutes. Pain relievers may be given to patients who are undergoing a medium or deep peel, as these may cause some discomfort.
Are there are risks associated with chemical peels?
Yes, medium and deep chemical peels should only be used under the guidance of a physician. Some people may experience an infection after having a chemical peel, which normally requires antibiotics to clear up. People may also be more sensitive to sunlight and burn more easily shortly after having a chemical peel.
What are the benefits of having a chemical peel?
This procedure can be used to treat a variety of skin conditions including the following:
- Acne
- Sun spots
- Wrinkles
- Scars
Other benefits of chemical peels include the following:
- Can be performed on an outpatient basis
- Takes very little time to complete
- Can be done on multiple areas of the body
Who should not consider having a chemical peel?
Patients who are pregnant or nursing should forego this treatment. People who have recently had surgery should not have a chemical peel performed on that area of the body. Those with impaired immune systems including HIV/AIDS and herpes should discuss this fact with a doctor beforehand.
How long does it take for my skin to recover from a chemical peel?
It all depends. We have some peels that have absolutely zero downtime and peeling at all, and others that have a few days of peeling. A lot of our chemical peels penetrate deep into the dermis and still don't have visible peeling, but if you're the type of person who loves a good layer of peeling, we still provide deep, medical-grade peels that can provide this. Our esthetician will be able to guide you in choosing the right type of peel, and she can also let you know what to expect in terms of downtime.
We offer a wide variety of Chemical Peels
Our medical grade peels consist of the Glycolic Peel, Jessner Peel and TCA Peels, as well as our Glow Peel, our Eye and Hand Peel, and more. There are peels that can be modified and customized to what will work best for you, so it's best to speak to our esthetician so she can help you pick the right one.
How long can the results be expected to last?
Superficial peels provide benefits for one to two months, while medium peels improve the appearance for three to six months. Deep peels may provide much longer-lasting results; however, they cannot be repeated once the effects have worn off.
How much time should there be between treatments?
That depends on the type of treatment. Superficial peels can be performed monthly in most cases, but medium peels should be performed only once or twice each year.
Can I safely perform this treatment at home?
No, the chemicals in one of these peels can be harmful if not used properly. Patients may also have a tendency to perform them more often than what’s recommended, which is why they should be performed only under the supervision of a board-certified dermatologist.
How much will a chemical peel cost?
Superficial peels are less expensive than medium or deep peels because anesthesia is not needed. The cost of each treatment can be discussed during an initial consultation.
Skin rejuvenation treatments are considered to be elective, so most insurance providers won’t cover the costs. To help make chemical peels affordable and accessible for everyone, Supriya Aesthetic Dermatology offers financing options via CareCredit®. We also accept cash, personal checks, and major credit cards. Contact us today if you have any questions about the cost of chemical peels.
Chemical peels make the skin look and feel more youthful than before. Since these treatments take relatively little time to complete, they do not disrupt one’s normal activities. As such, they can be a viable option for those who have busy lifestyles yet want to look their very best.
Having a younger appearance can be easily obtained with the use of chemical peels. At Supriya Aesthetic Dermatology, we can provide chemical peels to patients who live in Jupiter, West Palm Beach, and all of Palm Beach County. For an appointment, contact us at 561-805-9399.
