TCA Peel: Deep Renewal for Problematic Skin
What is a TCA Peel?
A TCA (Trichloroacetic Acid) peel is a medium-depth chemical peel that penetrates deeper into the skin layers than superficial peels, offering more dramatic results for skin improvement and rejuvenation.
Benefits:
- Reduces pigmentation spots: Targets dark spots and uneven skin tone.
- Improves sallow skin: Restores a healthy, radiant glow.
- Minimizes large pores: Refines skin texture for a smoother appearance.
- Reduces acne scars: Helps to fade the appearance of acne scars.
Treatment:
- Pre-Peel Preparation: You'll receive a personalized skincare package to prepare your skin for the peel, including a cleanser, exfoliant, night cream, and a day cream with SPF.
- Peel Application: The TCA peel is applied in multiple layers during several sessions for a customized and predictable result.
- Post-Peel Care: A soothing mask is applied to reduce discomfort and inflammation.
Aftercare:
- Sun Protection: Avoid sun exposure for at least 3 weeks post-treatment and use a high SPF sunscreen daily.
- Product Use: Follow your skin therapist's recommendations for post-peel skincare products to optimize results and minimize downtime.
Downtime:
- Peeling and Redness: Expect 5-14 days of visible peeling and redness, depending on the TCA concentration.
- Sensitivity: Your skin may be sensitive and irritated during the peeling process.
- Proper Aftercare: Adhering to your skin therapist's instructions is crucial for managing downtime and preventing complications.
FAQ:
Q: How many TCA treatments are needed?A: Typically, 1 to 4 treatments are recommended, with an interval of 8 to 10 days. Your skin therapist will provide personalized advice.
Q: What can I expect during the treatment?
A: You may experience a tingling or burning sensation during the peel application. The post-peel mask will help soothe your skin.