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What a Body Peel Does |
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Exfoliation: Removes the outer layer of dead skin cells.
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Skin Renewal: Stimulates cell turnover for smoother, brighter skin.
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Treatment of Concerns: Helps with body acne, pigmentation, keratosis pilaris (“chicken skin”), and sun damage.
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Hydration Boost: Prepares skin to absorb moisturizers more effectively.
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Benefits
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Softer, smoother skin surface
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Smaller-looking pores
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More even skin tone
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Reduction of mild fine lines and blotchy pigmentation
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Brighter, glowing complexion |
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Procedure Overview
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Preparation: Skin is cleansed thoroughly.
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Application: A chemical solution (often glycolic, lactic, salicylic, or trichloroacetic acid) is applied to the targeted body area.
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Reaction: Mild tingling or warmth may be felt as the peel works.
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Neutralization/Removal: The solution is neutralized or washed off after a set time.
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Moisturizing: Hydrating creams are applied to soothe the skin.
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Risks & Considerations
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Temporary redness, dryness, or peeling.
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Sun sensitivity (sunblock is essential after treatment).
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Not suitable for very sensitive or broken skin.
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Stronger peels may require downtime.
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