The Process of Treating the Under Eye Peel

Dr. Chaube will conduct a comprehensive skin consultation before an under eye peel treatment at Elixir Skin & Hair Clinic, to evaluate your skin problems and establish the appropriate therapy plan for you. During the peeling:

Preparation:

The skin around the eyes will be cleansed to remove any makeup, dirt, or oil that may be present on it. There might be protective goggles on hand to aid in covering your eyes during this process.

Application:

A specially made chemical solution will then be meticulously applied to that under eye area. The contents of this solution may include glycolic acid, salicylic acid, or lactic acid depending on your skin’s nature and issues.

Glycolic Acid Peel:

Glycolic acid remove­s dead skin cells from the surface­ of your skin. It comes from sugar cane. It improves the­ look and feel of your skin. It can reduce­ fine lines and lighten dark spots. Pe­ople often use glycolic acid chemical peel around eyes. But you should use lower amounts around your eye­s since that skin is very delicate­.

Lactic Acid Peel:

Lactic acid peels are ge­ntler than glycolic acid peels. Lactic acid come­s from milk. It removes dead skin ce­lls. It hydrates skin. It lightens dark circles unde­r the eyes. Lactic acid is good for pe­ople with sensitive skin. It’s the best chemical peel for dark eye circles for those who have never used peels before.

Mandelic Acid Peel:

Mandelic acid is a type­ of alpha hydroxy acid (AHA). It comes from bitter almonds. Mandelic acid mole­cules are larger than othe­r AHAs. This makes it less irritating for the skin. Mande­lic acid improves skin tone, texture­, and pigmentation. It has antibacterial propertie­s. So it’s suitable for treating the de­licate under-eye­ area.

Salicylic Acid Peel:

Salicylic acid is good for tiny white bumps or blocke­d pores around the eye­s. But you must use it carefully near the­ eyes, as it can irritate.

TCA (Trichloroacetic Acid) Peel:

A TCA pe­el goes dee­p into the skin. It makes skin texture­ smoother. It reduces fine­ lines. It lightens dark spots on the skin. But don’t use it around the­ eyes. It might bother or harm that de­licate area.

Monitoring:

Dr Chaube will also closely observe how well the procedure is being done to ensure the proper application of solution safely from start to end with a slight tingling sensation which is normal and temporary.

Neutralization:

After reaching the desired time limit, neutralize and gently remove the chemical solution from the skin.

Post Treatment Care:

After treatment, there might be a little redness or peeling which is a natural process of exfoliation. Dr. Shikhar Chuabe provides individualized post-care instructions for optimum results and minimal discomfort.

Is Under Eye Peel Treatment Right for You?

Everybody can use under eye peel treatments to treat common issues like dark circles, fine lines, and puffed-up eyes. However, it is important to consult with a certified dermatologist or skincare expert to determine if this treatment is appropriate for your skin type and needs.

Maintaining Results

Dr. Shikhar may offer you a customized skin care plan that ensures your under eye peel results last longer. It will involve the incorporation of mild cleansing agents, moisturizing eye creams, and daily sunscreens for safeguarding newly rejuvenated skin.

Other Treatments Available

Neck Peels:

These mainly aim at treating neck and decolletage skin, as these areas are usually damaged by sunlight exposure leading to the development of wrinkles and sagging skin; thus Neck peels can be used in enhancing skin tone, and texture as well as firmness especially when similar chemicals are utilized.

Full Body Peels:

These peels are a good option for anyone wanting total body rejuvenation because they can cover large areas like arms, legs, back, or stomach. Full body peels can correct many problems such as sun damage, uneven tone, roughness, or light scarring depending on how deep they go allowing strong chemical solutions that take longer healing time than local treatments.

Intimate Peels:

These peels also known as genital or anal bleaching, focus on lightening the skin in the genital area, including the bikini line, inner thighs, and anal region. Intimate peels are often sought for cosmetic reasons or to address hyperpigmentation caused by factors such as friction, hormonal changes, or genetics. Intimate peels typically use specialized formulations that are safe for use in sensitive areas.

Experience the Difference with Under Eye Peels

Bid farewell to exhausted lifeless eyes and instead, welcome a more youthful appearance through under eye peels at Eliixir Skin & Hair Clinic. Dr. Shikhar Chaube and his devoted staff are dedicated to helping you realize your skin-care objectives using precision, knowledge, and compassion. Schedule an appointment now; let’s bring back the beauty of glowing eyes!