Contact Our PracticeĪ professional skin care team has the training and experience necessary to perform your treatment safely and effectively. On the day of your chemical peel, avoid applying any makeup, lotion, or other products to your skin. Don't Apply Makeup or Other Products to Your Skin Don't Use Harsh or Abrasive Skincare ProductsĪvoid using harsh or abrasive skincare products, such as scrubs or toners, for at least 48 hours before your chemical peel. Refrain from picking, scratching, or otherwise irritating your skin before your chemical peel. Don't Use Tanning Beds or Self-TannersĪvoid using tanning beds or self-tanners for at least two weeks before your chemical peel. What to Avoid Before Your Chemical Peel Don't Shave or Wax Your SkinĪvoid shaving or waxing the area to be treated for at least 24 hours before your chemical peel. We may need to reschedule your treatment until the condition has healed. If you have any open wounds, infections, or cold sores, inform us before your chemical peel.
Take Care of Any Open Wounds or Infections
Protect Your Skin from the SunĪpply sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher to protect your skin from the sun's harmful rays, even if you don’t plan to spend a lot of time outdoors. Use a gentle, non-irritating moisturizer to keep your skin hydrated and plump in the days before your peel. Stop Using Retinol and Other ExfoliantsĪvoid using retinol, glycolic acid, salicylic acid, and other exfoliants at least 48 hours before your chemical peel to avoid over-exfoliation. This peel will result in more obvious side effects and a longer recovery time, but it may be more likely to produce the results you desire. For example, we may recommend a mid to deep peel with a 35 percent TCA (trichloroacetic acid). Consult With a Skincare Professionalīefore getting a chemical peel, consult with our team to determine the type of peel that is best suited for your skin type and concerns. Here are some tips to follow before your chemical peel procedure. Tips to Follow Before Your Chemical Peelīefore getting a chemical peel, there are some things you should do to prepare your skin and maximize the benefits of the treatment. In this blog post, we discuss the dos and don’ts before a chemical peel. No matter which type of chemical peel you undergo, it is important to properly prepare for the procedure. At Devlin Cosmetic Surgery, serving Little Rock, AR, Conway, AR, and Hot Springs, AR, we offer light, medium, and deep peels to meet each patient’s needs. Chemical peels are a popular cosmetic procedure that use chemical solutions to remove dead skin cells, promote skin regeneration, and improve skin texture and appearance.
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