JESSNER PEEL

The treatment begins with the skin being cleansed to deeply clean the pores. Following this, the jessner solution is evenly applied to the skin. In the application step, multiple layers are applied to the skin so that it penetrates deeply and cause more lasting benefits to the skin. There is no need to use any neutralizing agent.

If someone has skin break out, melasma, skin pigmentation concerns, spots, or sun harm, jessner peel is the right solution for him. It is advised to be not used by those with dark complexions because of the danger of hypopigmentation, those with skin diseases or allergies, the individuals who are pregnant or breastfeeding, or any individual who has utilized isotretinoin in the beyond a half year.

It takes almost fourteen days of recovery following the treatment. Patients may experience redness, pain and flaky skin in this time period. The peeling normally settles down within two to seven days. While the normal life activities can be continued, the exposure to sun and exercise needs to be avoided until the skin replenishes. The use of hydrocortisone, cream, and sunscreen is recommended as it fastens the healing process.

Post the treatment, one might have to bear skin burn or string for almost 20 minutes. The skin will be red and swollen for the initial 24 hours or something like that although the swelling disappears after that and skin starts to peel. During this time, skin darkening and brown patches formation is expected. The possibility of redness to stay for months also exists in some cases.

Moreover, the results of this treatment are not everlasting and the skin will continue to age and develop acne scars or hyperpigmentation marks when exposed to the sun.
A number of acids can stimulate skin cell regeneration, irritate the skin, and provide long-term cosmetic benefits like increased skin firmness and elasticity, as well as the elimination of lines and wrinkles.

One must apply ice packs or utilize a fan to lessen the burning sensation and not allow the skin to dry out before the fan. Right after the peeling starts, the skin should be moisturized very frequently (around 15 times a day) so that it doesn’t feel dry or tight. Antibiotic ointments if prescribed by the dermatologist should be used regularly coupled with gentle cleansing. During the peeling process, the flakes of the skin helps to protect the new skin beneath so it should not be rubbed or picked as it would lead to pain and severe burning otherwise.

It is strictly advised to consult a certified dermatologist or esthetician prior to settling on whether a Jessner peel is appropriate for one’s skin type. An individual’s particular skin type, skincare objectives, and some other fundamental conditions will direct your ideal peel or potentially treatment plan.