Face peeling

Matarasso SL, Glogau RG (1991) Chemical face peels. Dermatol Clin 9 131-150... [Pg.29]

Phenol-based peel can be performed as a full-face or partial procedure. If only one cosmetic unit is peeled with phenol-based solution, it is strongly recommended to perform medium depth peel on the rest of the facial skin. Full-face peels should be carried out under full cardiopulmonary monitoring with intravenous... [Pg.74]

In humans cardiac arrhythmias have been recorded in 23% of patients when full-face peel was performed in less than 30 min. These arrhythmias included tachycardia, premature ventricular beats, bigeminy, atrial and ventricular tachycardia [19]. [Pg.85]

Barnes HO (1927) Truth and fallacies of face peeling and face lifting. Med J Record 126 86-87... [Pg.88]

Baker TJ (1962) Chemical face peeling and rhytidec-tomy. Plast Reconstr Surg 29 199... [Pg.88]

Stone PA, Lefer LG (2001) Modified phenol chemical face peels recognizing the role of application technique. Clin Facial Plast Surg 9 351-376... [Pg.88]

Baker TJ, Gordon HL, Seckinger DL (1966) A second look at chemical face peeling. Plast Reconstruc Surg 37 487... [Pg.88]

Litton C, Trinidad G (1981) Complications of chemical face peeling as evaluated by a questionnaire. Plast Reconstr Surg 67 738-744... [Pg.88]

Wexler MR, Halon DA, Teitelbaum A, et al (1984) The prevention of cardiac arrhythmias produced in an animal model by topical application of a phenol preparation in common use for face peeling. Plast Recontsr Surg 73 595-598... [Pg.88]

Truppman F, Ellenbery J (1979) The major electrocardiographic changes during chemical face peeling. Plast Reconstr Surg 63 44... [Pg.88]

Dmytryshin JR, Gribble MJ, Kassen BP. 1983. Chemical face peel complicated by toxic shock syndrome. Arch Otolaryngol 109-170ff. [Pg.208]

Gross BG. 1984. Cardiac arrhythmias during phenol face peeling. Plastic Reconst Surg 73 590-594. [Pg.212]

Severe burning sensation, redness, epiphora of the left eye, mild upper eyelid edema of the right eye, severe edema of the left eyelids, left eye inferior ectropion, blepharoconjunctivitis with severe hyperemia, papillary reaction, and chemosis occurred in a patient undergoing a face peeling procedure with a trichloroacetic acid-containing mask [31]. [Pg.13]

A 47-year-old woman undergoing face peeling with 35% trichloroacetic acid developed left eye burning sensation, excessive tearing, marked conjunctival injection, conjunctival infection, and mild inferior superficial punctuate keratitis involving 25% of the cornea [32],... [Pg.13]

Hetter GP. An examination of the phenol-croton oil peel part IV. Face peel results with different concentrations of phenol and croton oil. Plast Reconstr Surg 2000 105(3) 1061-83. [Pg.1305]

Phenol is a benzyl alcohol and a major oxidized metabolite of benzene that was introduced into medicine as an antiseptic (1). Although it can be prepared in an aqueous solution or in glycerine, it appears to be more effective when mixed in aqueous compounds. At a concentration of 0.2% it is bacteriostatic and at over 1% bactericidal (2). In addition to its uses as an antiseptic and disinfectant, phenol is also used as a sclerosant, as a local anesthetic on the skin, and as an analgesic, by injection into nerves or spinally, but its use was limited by severe adverse effects. Current medical uses include cosmetic face peeling, nerve injections, and topical anesthesia. It is also an ingredient of various topical formulations, and is used as an environmental disinfectant. [Pg.2800]

The permeability of the human epidermis to many phenolic compounds correlates with their lipophilic pattern. However, phenolic compounds appear to produce denaturation in the skin, and an additional increase in permeability is attributed to the resulting damage to the epidermis. Complications of topical phenol, notably cardiac dysrhythmias, including death, can be caused by phenol face peels (10). [Pg.2800]

In New Zealand, a patient died with brain damage after a cardiac arrest after being exposed to a chemical face peeling solution containing 64% phenol. Exoderm (15). The New Zealand Ministry of Health issued a pubhc statement concerning the safety of phenol solutions. [Pg.2801]

Del Pizzo A, Tanski A. Chemical face peeling—malignant therapy for benign disease Plast Reconstr Surg 1980 66(l) 121-3. [Pg.2802]

Botta SA, Straith RE, Goodwin HH. Cardiac arrhythmias in phenol face peeling a snggested protocol for prevention. Aesthetic Plast Surg I988 I2(2) II5-I7. [Pg.2802]

Phenol Face peeling antipruritic Milia persistent erythema skin pore prominence telangiectasia scarring pigment alterations (SEDA-7, 166)... [Pg.3205]

Keratoses peel solutions penetrate the keratoses slowly. This photograph shows the slow penetration of phenol through keratoses during a full-face peel. [Pg.102]

Treatment of AKs and SLs with a full-face peel to the papillary or reticular dermis... [Pg.175]

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