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(NeoStrata Glycolic Acid Skin Renewal Peel Skin Rejuvenation System)
NeoStrata professional products are uniquely formulated to enhance the therapeutic treatments and skin care recommended by your physician. In-office application of chemical peels, in conjunction with a home care regimen of skin care products, can be used to improve the appearance of skin imperfections (including lines and wrinkles, pigmentation irregularities, mild to moderate acne, superficial acne scarring, Kerasotes and/or benign lentigines); so that the appropriate therapy can be matched to any skin type or condition to achieve an improved, more youthful appearance.
How does Chemical Peels work?
The procedure can be performed in-office by a trained professional (such as a Registered Nurse). This complete skin rejuvenation system is applied to the face to provide controlled and predictable removal of surface skin cells, thus stimulating skin renewal to improve the appearance of the skin, reconditioning aging and damaged skin, and reducing skin discolorations and acne scarring.
A series of 6 is recommended for best results with a gradual increase in concentration with each peel. Sun avoidance and daily use of a sunscreen are recommended.
Are Chemical Peels right for me?
Dermatologists and plastic surgeons in over 60 countries recommend Chemical Peels.
How soon will I see a difference?
Some patients will notice a difference in skin texture immediately. Other beneficial results should be noticeable within 1-3 days.
Does it hurt?
The procedure is fast and convenient, taking only about fifteen minutes. The skin may appear red immediately following treatment. Average recovery time varies from 0-7 days. Treatment procedures vary depending on your needs and goals. And with virtually no recovery time, you can be back to your normal routine the same day. There is no significant pain or discomfort or need for anesthesia.
How much will it cost?
Contact us for a free consultation. Compared to other cosmetic procedures, the NeoStrata skin rejuvenation system is fairly inexpensive.
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