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Peels | Glycolic Glycolic acid is a naturally occurring compound found in sugar cane and part of the chemical family known as alpha-hydroxy acids. A glycolic acid peel helps to remove thin lesions on the skin’s surface, reducing pigment and surface dryness – and resulting in smoother, more youthful skin. It’s often referred to as a “lunchtime peel” because it causes only superficial skin injury and is well-tolerated; patients can immediately resume their normal activities with only some slight redness of the treated skin. The ideal candidates for a glycolic peel are people with:
"I had the silicone micro drip done nearly two years ago," wrote one patient to Dr. Jochen. "My face still shows no signs of the effects of the lipodystrophy. I've been able to land a good-paying job with great health benefits. I don't believe I would have gotten the job without your help. I want to thank you and let you know that you are helping to change lives." |
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