Ever wondered why chemical peels cause a burning or stinging sensation? It’s not just the product working...there’s real science behind it.
What’s happening to your skin? When a chemical peel is applied, it breaks down the outermost layer of dead skin, revealing fresh skin underneath. The discomfort is caused by several things: Nerve Activation, Inflammatory Response, Barrier Disruption, & Delivery Systems.
Depending on the strength of peel discomfort is expected, but prolonged burning or irritation may indicate otherwise. Post-peel care, including hydration and sun protection, is essential for proper recovery.
Would you ever try a medium or deep peel? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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