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Micropeels are a great choice for exfoliation. Our office has a variety of peels available. Exfoliation from these is a process of removing dead skin cells.
As we mature, the turnover of new skin slows down and becomes uneven, leaving the surface looking dry or blotchy, or having a dull finish. Dead skin cells can also lead to blocked pores, which contribute to acne. Dr. Scheel finds that proper exfoliation is many times the missing piece in rejuvenation that we all need from our skin care regimen.
Exfoliation reveals younger, smoother skin underneath. The process also helps to reduce acne, stimulate collagen, reduce fine lines, and lighten brown spots. Proper exfoliation also allows better penetration of skin care products, such as vitamin C serums and vitamin A creams, thereby allowing them to be more effective.
Your health care provider can work with you to choose the appropriate peel for you. These peels can be worked up to a higher intensity as tolerable. Doing a series of peels is ideal. These can also be interchanged with other treatments you may be receiving in our office.
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Micropeels Great for Exfoliation
Micropeels are a great choice for exfoliation. Our office has a variety of peels available. Exfoliation from these is a process of removing dead skin cells.
As we mature, the turnover of new skin slows down and becomes uneven, leaving the surface looking dry or blotchy, or having a dull finish. Dead skin cells can also lead to blocked pores, which contribute to acne. Dr. Scheel finds that proper exfoliation is many times the missing piece in rejuvenation that we all need from our skin care regimen.
Exfoliation reveals younger, smoother skin underneath. The process also helps to reduce acne, stimulate collagen, reduce fine lines, and lighten brown spots. Proper exfoliation also allows better penetration of skin care products, such as vitamin C serums and vitamin A creams, thereby allowing them to be more effective.
Your health care provider can work with you to choose the appropriate peel for you. These peels can be worked up to a higher intensity as tolerable. Doing a series of peels is ideal. These can also be interchanged with other treatments you may be receiving in our office.