Contents:

Part II Modalities of Application

Part III How to Choose the Best Peeling for the Patient

Part IV Management of Complications

Part V Management of the Patient

Index

First atlas to cover latest advances in chemical peel techniques

Fully illustrated to support step-by-step procedures

Ideal reference tool for dermatologists focusing on cosmetology Common terms and phrases: Acad Dermatol acne scars acne vulgaris actinic keratoses alpha-hydroxy acid application Arch Dermatol areas azelaic acid Berlin Heidelberg 2012 bleaching agents cells chemical peeling Clin clinical collagen ColorAtlas of Chemical combination concentration contraindications cosmetic cream cutaneous darker skin types deep chemical peel deep peeling depth dermabrasion dermal Dermatol Surg Oncol Dermatology dermis dyschromias efficacy epidermal erythema exfoliation formulations glycolic acid peels Grimes histological hydroquinone hyperpig hyperpigmentation improvement increased inflammatory Int J Dermatol isotretinoin Jessner’s peels Jessner’s solution kojic acid lactic acid laser lentigines lesions medium-depth peel melanin melanocytes melasma ment microdermabrasion mild minimal needle peeling agent peeling procedure penetration phenol phenol peel photoaging pigmentary pigmentation Plast post-peel postinflammatory hyperpigmentation pyruvic acid resorcinol resurfacing retinoids rosacea salicylic acid peels side effects stratum corneum sunscreens superficial peeling tazarotene TCA peels therapy tion topical Tosti treated treatment of acne treatment of melasma tretinoin trichloroacetic acid vitamin weeks wrinkles