A chemical peel is a skincare treatment where a chemical solution is applied to skin, causing it to blister, peel off and reveal brighter, smoother skin underneath. Kiran Mian, MD, board-certified ...

We’re all about the brightening and smoothing effect of chemical peels, so we asked dermatologists for tips on safely doing it at home and the best peels to try.

The fall and winter season is prime time for chemical peel treatments. Esthetician Essence Moore is sharing the 4-1-1 on the practice.

The brand recommends wearing the peel for 510 minutes, depending on how much your skin can handle it. With regular once-a-week usage, the peel can be applied for up to 20 minutes.

Ahead, I'm unpacking why this chemical peel, which is safe for virtually all skin types and tones, works like magic for acne, hyperpigmentation, and then some. Plus: my before-and-after photos and ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has warned consumers to avoid using certain chemical skin peels due to their potential to cause chemical burns and "disfiguring scars." ...

Deep chemical peels typically aren’t sold over the counter, but dodgy solutions containing TCA or phenol are sold online. Before buying a peel, check the product label for those ingredients.

The cost of a facial peel can vary widely, ranging from around $150 to over $3,000, depending on the purveyor plus the depth and complexity of the treatment. On average, lunchtime (non-invasive ...

Correcting skin pigmentation, tonality and texture with a combination of chemical peels and neurotoxins may maximize the benefits of both therapies, according to a study.“Chemical peels and ...

One woman shares her experience of an at-home peel gone wrong. — -- Chrissy Dixon describes herself as having “some skin issues,” including “fine lines, large pores and dark spots ...

After applying a chemical exfoliant, I usually follow with a barrier-boosting moisturizer, but with U Beauty's Resurfacing Flash Peel, there was no need: My skin felt balanced, glowing, and refreshed.