chemical peel (wrinkles, sensitive skin, infusion, spa)

[treeg26]

Has anyone had one? Did it help with fine lines? How long did your results last?
I am thinking of having it done at a medical spa I recently had an eval. at. I have some sun damage, uneven tone, fine lines and a few wrinkles. I know there are two different types they offer. One you don't peel, the other you do.

Any advice?

[shoegal111]

Originally Posted by treeg26

Has anyone had one? Did it help with fine lines? How long did your results last?
I am thinking of having it done at a medical spa I recently had an eval. at. I have some sun damage, uneven tone, fine lines and a few wrinkles. I know there are two different types they offer. One you don't peel, the other you do.

Any advice?

I use them to control my acne but it also attacks sun damage, my freckled nose and has kept the wrinkles at bay. I swear by Refinity by Cosmoderm and will only have it done by a dermatologist. I'd never have it done a spa or by a doctor at a medi-spa who is not a dermatologist- way too many issues there with training that have lead to horror stories.

I don't peel very much now but my first few times I did but it really wasn't that bad.

[mir86]

I've tried the silk peel for acne/sensitive skin. I believe they tailor it for wrinkles and fine lines as well. I was mildly red after the treatment but the next day I had baby soft skin like I had when I was a child and it lasted for weeks, so its amazing for sensitive skin. I think the website is eMed Incorporated - SilkPeel Dermalinfusion - Medical Skin Care - Manufacturer, Distributor, Sale - Silk Peel, ProPeel, MDPeel or just google it. they help you locate a clinic that does it in your area.