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Deep peels

Following the fundamental work by Gregory Hetter [ii], it is now commonly accepted that at the heart of solutions for deep peeling is a combination of croton oil and phenol. [Pg.70]

Thick male skin is usually less responsive to deep peel, but men with severe actinic damage or acne scarring benefit significantly from the procedure. [Pg.72]

There are few absolute contraindications for deep peeling, with the exception of physical or mental instability. During pregnancy and lactation any cosmetic intervention is considered to be undesirable. We have safely peeled patients with hypertension, diabetes mellitus, thrombocytopenia, thyroid malfunction, etc, as long as their disease is well controlled and stable. All pa-... [Pg.72]

At this stage we recommend using regular pain killers every 4 h for the first 2 days. Some physicians administer systemic corticoids to reduce the swelling and inflammation after the peel. Neck swelling is expected after deep peel. It disappears within 4-6 days. [Pg.79]

Fig. 8.12. Fifty-eight-year-old woman with premature skin aging before (a) and 2 weeks after (b) deep peeling... Fig. 8.12. Fifty-eight-year-old woman with premature skin aging before (a) and 2 weeks after (b) deep peeling...
Fig. 8.15. a Seventy-two-year-old fair-skinned woman with farmer skin and multiple solar keratosis, b The results 3 -months after deep peeling... [Pg.84]

Delayed hypopigmentation is a reason why some doctors dislike the long-term results of deep peels. Hypopigmentation after phenol peels is proportional to the depth of the peel, amount of the solution used, inherent skin color, and post-peel sun-related behavior. Complete avoidance of any sun exposure years after the peel creates ivory skin color. [Pg.85]

Milia can appear in up to 20% of patients after deep peels 6-8 weeks after the procedure. Elec-trosurgery is a simple and effective method for treating this post-peel complication. [Pg.86]

The main disadvantage of deep peel is the special set up needed for the procedure, due to the potential cardiotoxicity of phenol. In addition, special training is needed for the doctor and the office staff before the implementation of this technique in the daily practice. [Pg.87]

Trichloroacetic Acid (TCA) causes precipitation of proteins and coagulative necrosis of epidermal cells [4]. The extent of damage is indeed concentration dependent. Concentrations range from 10 to 50%. Superficial TCA peeling is induced by concentrations of 10-30% whereas higher concentrations cause medium depth or deep peeling. The combination of salicylic acid followed by TCA 10-15% induces superficial wounding. [Pg.103]

Deep Peels Unoccluded or occluded Baker s phenol peel,... [Pg.141]

Medium and deep peels utilize TCA concentrations of 30-40% or greater or phenol combina-... [Pg.147]

Microdermabrasion Superficial chemical peeling Medium-depth peeling Deep peeling Ablative laser resurfacing Nonablative laser resurfacing Radio frequency therapy Facial lifting procedures... [Pg.166]


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