Chemical Peeling
A scientific and clinical reference for professional skin treatments
A scientific and clinical reference for professional skin treatments
Evidence-based chemical peel formulations and protocols for physicians and qualified aesthetic practitioners.
For Professional Use
Physicians
Designed for dermatologists, aesthetic physicians, plastic surgeons, and post-graduate medical training.
– Evidence-based protocols
– Clinical indications and safety
– Advanced chemical peel formulations
Qualified Aesthetic Practitioners
For trained aesthetic professionals working within a structured and safety-oriented clinical framework.
– Skin indications and treatment logic
– Professional-use formulations
– Practice-oriented guidance
The Science of Chemical Peels
Chemical peels are medical tools that interact with skin biology, metabolism, and tissue response. Their clinical value depends on understanding mechanisms of action, indications, and safety principles.
What Is a Chemical Peel?
Medical definition, scope of action, and distinction between cosmetic exfoliation and clinical peeling.
Mechanisms of Action
How chemical agents interact with epidermal, dermal, and metabolic processes.
Classification of Peels
Superficial, medium, and advanced peels according to depth, agents, and tissue response.
Metabolic vs Destructive Approaches
Comparing bioenergetic, regulatory approaches with purely destructive chemical peeling.
Clinical Indications
Chemical peels are applied across a wide range of clinical indications when selected and performed within an appropriate professional framework.
