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Chemical peels may be the single best procedure, bar none, to achieve
facial rejuvenation in many patients. Unlike traditional surgeries,
there are no incisions and therefore, there are NO scars. But the
results that can be achieved are often quite remarkable. Also, chemical
peels may be substantially less costly than traditional surgery.
Men and women alike share a common
desire to have healthy, youthful skin. But, no sooner do
we grow out of our teenage skin problems, than we begin
the next phases of skin irregularities caused by sun
exposure, smoking, gravity, hormones, and heredity.
Chemical peels have become very popular with those who
are unhappy with acne scarring, sun damaged skin, age
spots, freckles, fine lines, rough skin, and uneven
pigmentation.
Chemical peels are not limited to the face
and can be performed on the neck, chest, hands, arms,
shoulders, and legs just about anywhere!
For centuries, people
have sought smoother, more beautiful skin and have used
crude types of chemical peels to achieve the effect. Today,
new techniques and technologies in chemical peeling offer
safe and effective ways to improve the texture of the skin.
Chemical peeling is a process
whereby a chemical solution is applied to the surface of the
skin to peel away the top cell layers which will be replaced
during the healing process with a fresh, new skin surface.
Most Patients notice an
improvement in their skin's appearance. Fine lines and age spots
are erased. Acne scars, blotchy and uneven pigmentation,
freckling, sun damaged skin and stretch marks are improved in
just a short period of time.
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See Clinical Descriptions of Selected
Patients in Photo Galleries:
Chemical Peels Surgery
Before and After Photos





See Clinical Descriptions of Selected Patients in Photo
Galleries:
Chemical Peels Surgery
Before and After Photos |
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Chemical peels may be
classified as superficial, medium, and deep. Superficial peels
are ideal for active patients who cannot afford to take time off
for healing but who want an improvement in their skin
appearance. Deeper peels may require 1 to 2 weeks to recover but
produce the most dramatic results.
There are all kinds of chemical peels. Chemical peels
vary by the agent used and the depth achieved. Lighter peels can be done
painlessly in the office. Deeper peels, although also often done in the
office, may require anesthesia or may be done in the operating room but
the results can be outstanding.
Dr. Kass is an expert in chemical peeling. One of the earliest
physicians to adapt the groundbreaking Hetter peels after they were
first described in 2000, Dr. Kass and his staff would be happy to show
you the kinds of results which may be achieved with this revolutionary
technique in facial rejuvenation. These peels can be combined with
cosmetic eye (eyelid) surgery (blepharoplasty), eyebrow or forehead
lifts, or with procedures on the lower face such as a midface lift, S
lift, or lower facelift to achieve the best possible results for you.
If you are considering facial rejuvenation, consult an
expert in facial plastic and oculofacial plastic surgery. Dr. Kass has
performed chemical peels on so many satisfied patients during his
successful career, why trust your face to anyone else?
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