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Lesson No 12
Chemical peels
Chemical peels
Chemical peels are a controlled exfoliation method used in cosmetology to regulate keratinization processes and improve overall skin structure and quality.
In this lesson, you will learn
acid profiles
- properties of the most commonly used acids
- the role of concentration, pH, and buffering systems
- impact of formulation parameters on treatment intensity
- effects of chemical peels on the skin
types of peels
- superficial, medium-depth, and deep peels
- mechanisms of AHA, BHA, PHA, TCA, and alpha-keto acids
- differences between single-acid peels and blended formulations
- skin layers affected by chemical exfoliation
application technique
- methods of chemical peel application
- control of exposure time
- the importance of precision in treatment delivery
skin phototype
- selecting peels based on skin phototype
- prevention of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
- factors increasing the risk of complications
treatment qualification
- indications for chemical peels
- contraindications and treatment limitations
- situations requiring increased caution
treatment parameters
- differences in exposure time for face, neck, and body
- adjusting parameters to the treatment area
- control of treatment intensity
- selecting the appropriate depth based on skin concerns
practical procedures
- treatment room preparation
- selection of products and materials
- client preparation for treatment
- chemical peels step by step
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