Generally, fair-skinned and light-haired patients are better candidates for chemical peels. If you have darker skin, you may also have good results, depending upon the type of problem being treated. But you also may be more likely to have an uneven skin tone after the procedure.

Skin sags, bulges, and more severe wrinkles do not respond well to chemical peels. They may need other kinds of cosmetic surgical procedures, such as laser resurfacing, a facelift, brow lift, eyelid lift, or soft tissue filler (collagen or fat). A dermatologic surgeon can help determine the most appropriate type of treatment for you.

Before You Get a Chemical Peel

Tell your doctor if you have any history of scarring, cold sores that keep coming back, or facial X-rays.

Before you get a chemical peel, your doctor may ask you to stop taking certain drugs and prepare your skin by using other medications, such as Retin-A, Renova, or glycolic acid. The doctor may also prescribe antibiotics or antiviral drugs.

Work with your doctor to determine the depth of your peel. This decision depends upon the condition of your skin and your goals for treatment.

Ask your doctor in advance whether you will need to have someone drive you home after your peel.

How Chemical Peels Are Done

You can get a chemical peel in a doctor’s office or in a surgery center. It’s an outpatient procedure, meaning there’s no overnight stay.

The professional who does your peel will first clean your skin thoroughly. Then they will apply one or more chemical solutions — such as glycolic acid, trichloroacetic acid, salicylic acid, lactic acid, or carbolic acid (phenol) — to small areas of your skin. That creates a controlled wound, letting new skin take its place.

During a chemical peel, most people feel a burning sensation that lasts about five to ten minutes, followed by a stinging sensation. Putting cool compresses on the skin may ease that stinging. You may need pain medication during or after a deeper peel.

With Collagen’s flavorless, odorless and colorless formula, your soup will always have the taste and consistency you are used to. We recommended pumpkin soup, but you can add it to any soup you like.

INGREDIENTS

• 1 Sachet of Hydrolyzed Collagen
• 3 large slices of pumpkin
• 1 onion
• 3 cloves of garlic

• 1 spoon of oil
• Salt, chili pepper, freshly ground black pepper, turmeric, 1 teaspoon (preferably) ginger powder
• 2 liters of water
• 1 milk in glass of water
• 1 cup of broth or 2 tablets of broth PREPARATION

1. Cut the squash into cubes, wash and boil in a pot.
2. Fry the onion and garlic in a pan with oil and add to the pan.
3. Add a glass of broth and salt and mix. Boil until vegetables are soft.
4. Blend and add milk, paprika, and half a teaspoon of turmeric.
5. Boil for another five minutes on low heat, add black pepper and turn off the heat.
6. Add your soup to your bowl and add 1 Sachet of Hydrolyzed Collagen into the bowl and mix.
7. You can decorate for service as you wish.

• It is the golden component of the beauty industry. Retinol, one of the most active ingredients in skin care, has a well-deserved reputation for reversing genetic signs of aging.
• Retinol, a type of vitamin A. It activates skin care ingredients, but when exposed to sunlight, retinol molecules break down and lose their strength. For this reason, it is always recommended to be used with a cream containing a high amount of sunscreen.
• What does it do?

Retinol primarily slows down the aging process of the skin. This is very important, because from the age of 30, cell renewal decreases. The slowing down of the renewal speed of the cells causes the wrinkles to increase and our faces to look dull and dry. Retinol helps bring this process back to normal. Our skin uses vitamin A in the regeneration process. Retinoid receptors are proteins found naturally in the skin. These receptors transport vitamin A derivatives to skin cells and trigger collagen production.

Also,

• It increases the amount of collagen in the skin.
• It tightens the skin.
• Smoothing.
• It reduces the appearance of dark spots.
• Used in acne and blackhead treatment.
• Helps to remove fine lines and wrinkles.

Why should it be used?

• Retinol accelerates the self-renewal process as it helps to trigger the collagen and elastin production of the skin. Research shows that vitamin A derivatives have the effect of thickening the skin. For this reason, the skin gains a better structure, that is, the skin quality increases.

How should it be used?

• Everyone’s skin reacts differently to retinol. Some people may experience temporary redness, peeling, and tenderness. The way retinol is used depends on the type of your skin and the amount of retinol in the cream you use. You should use your skin to get used to retinol.