cosderma chemical peels we have wide range of chemical peels , glycolic, lactic, salicylic, TCA, jessner's, mandelic peel, yellow peel & many more combos are available

1. Cosderma chemical
Peels
Cosmotech India
3rd floor, Link house building,Beside toyota
showroom,Link Road,Malad west,Mumbai
9987686006/9503487924

2. The Skin

3. What is Skin?
 Largest organ of the body
 3 layers: Epidermis, Dermis & Sub-dermis
 Epidermis: Outer layer (layer you can actually see)
 Dermis: Volumous second layer-25 times thicker than epidermis.
It is made up of protein fibers which give the skin strength and
elasticity.
 Subdermis: (subskin or subcutaneous layer) This is our heat
barrier, composed of adipose fat or sub cutis tissue. This creates
a protective cushion that gives contour and smoothness to the
body.

4. History of Chemical Peels
 Widely used by Dermatologists for over 50 years
 Some peels where discovered as far back as the
1800’s
 Chemical Peels are still extremely important in
skin care therapy today.
 Better methods of application and “Designer
Peels” Give the esthetician better control and
improved results.

5. Chemical Peel Definition
 A chemical peel solution applied to the skin to
trigger a “Blistering” effect that loosens the
targeted outer layer of skin to peel off in the
affected area.
 Underlying regenerated skin is smoother and
less wrinkled than the older skin

6. Benefits
 Retexturize the skin
 Restore Radiance
 Skin rejuvenation
 Minimize fine lines and
wrinkles
 Restore moisture
 Acne
 Hyper pigmentation
 Improve light scarring
 Improve imperfections
 Stimulate new skin
growth
 Stimulate collagen and
elastin

7. Realistic Goals
 Can correct sun damage
 Reduce mild scaring
 Reduction of wrinkles
 Remove blackheads
 Improve appearance of Stretch marks
 Acne
 Improve Melasma
 Improve uneven texture

8. Unrealistic goals
 Cannot remove appearance of blood vessels on
the skin
 Cannot change pore diameter-pores can appear
less pronounced
 Cannot remove-get rid of scars-Keloidal scars
 Chemical peels are not face lifts

9. pH Scale-Potential Hydrogen

10. Fitzpatrick Scale
Type I Very fair-Blonde
Light eyes-Red head-
freckles
Always burns
Never tans
Type II Fair skin-Light eyes-
Light hair
Burns Easily
Type III Very common skin
type-Fair
Sometimes burns-
gradually tans
Type IV Mediterranean
Caucasian skin
Rarely Burns-always
tans
Type V Mideastern-rarely sun
sensitive
Tans
Type VI Black skin Tans easily

11. Types of Chemical Peels
 Glycolic (AHA)
 Salicylic Acid (BHA)
 Lactic Acid
 Jessner’s Peel ( A Combination of Salicylic acid,
resorcinol and lactic acid mixed in alcohol)
 Resorcinol
 TCA (Trichloracetic Acid)
 Baker’s Phenol

12. AHA’s
 Glycolic acid
 Lactic acid
 Mandelic acid
 Citric Acid
 Tartaric Acid
 Ascorbic Acid
 Pyruvic Acid

13. Glycolic Acid
 Derived from sugar cane
 Became popular in the 1990’s
 Revolutionized skin treatments
 Correct application is extremely important in
order to achieve success.

14. Jessner’s Peel
 14% Salicylic acid,14% Lactic acid,14% Resorcinol in
alcohol base
 14-14-14 keeps peel solution from separating
 Jessners focus is exfoliation and digestion of debris
 Good choice for patients with acne and melasma
 Can be used with other peels to provide a deeper peel
 Modified Jessner’s available

15. Salicylic Peel BHA
 Hydroxybenzoic acid found in willow bark
 Manufactured synthetically from sodium phenolate
 Dissolves the top layer corneum cells
 Varied strengths and combinations available
 Antimicrobial action
 Antiseptic
 Reduces sebaceous follicle blockage
 Good choice for Acne

16. TCA
 Discovered in the 1800’s
 Widely used peel
 Can be used alone or in conjunction with
Jessners and modified Jessners
 Client will experience a heat sensation
 Redness can occur
 Disclamation can occur 5-7 days post peel

17. Trichloroacetic Acid
TCA
 Variety of strengths-15%, 25%, 35%
 Non toxic, stable, easy to use
 TCA penetrates to the papillary dermis or the
upper reticular dermis when full frost is achieved
 Frost occurs due to the chemical (TCA)
coagulating the protein in the skin
 Medium depth peeling

18. PEELS
Treatment What it does
TCA Peels Flattens scars
Reduces wrinkles
Corrects Photo damage
Improves Hyper pigmentation
Jessner’s Solution Reduces Wrinkles
Corrects Photo damage

19. Peeling depth
 Superficial=Epidermal
 Medium=Epidermal into
Papillary dermis
 Deep Peels=Papillary
dermis into reticular
dermis
 Glycolic, Salicylic acid
Recorcinol, Jessner
solution, 10-20% TCA
 70% Glycolic with 35%
TCA. 35% + TCA,
Jessner, Erbium Laser
 Phenol, Co2 Laser

20. 4 Levels of Peeling
 Ingredient concentration determines level of peeling
 Pre-peel-de fat can make a difference
 Amount of chemical applied
 Length of time chemical is left on the skin
 Varying skin thickness can effect peel outcome
 Very Superficial
 Superficial
 Medium
 Deep

21. Very Superficial
 Superficial layers of the stratum corneum is
removed
 Smooth out rough area
 Help self tanners go on more evenly
 Promote product-Ingredient penetration
 Can enhance collagen production

22. Superficial Peel
 Reduce blotchy skin
 Help reduce discoloration
 Most common performed by aestheticians
 Usually AHA or BHA or blends

23. Medium Peels
 Penetrates through the epidermis to the
uppermost portion of the dermis
 Infection prevention
 Do not pick at peeling skin

24. Deep
 Peel goes into the dermis-reticular dermis
 Not a simple procedure
 Phenol
 Can cause cardiac arrest
 Procedure done under general
anesthesiasedative
 Done in a surgical setting
 2-3 weeks down time

25. Sensation
 Clean excess oils from skin
 Apply Peel
 Client feels warming sensation
 Stinging may occur
 Reddening of the skin-Like sunburn
 Skin Flakes off after 3-7 days
 Blisters from deeper peels take 1-2 weeks to heal

26. Contraindications
 Clients who are pregnant or lactating
 Certain medical conditions-may require a
doctors note
 Herpes Simplex
 Accutane
 Retin A
 Extremely Couperose skin

27. Consent Form
 Always needs to be signed before any chemical
peels
 Pre and Post peel care
 Sunscreen
 Stay out of the sun

28. Cosmoderma Chemical Peels
 We believe that our peels are the most
innovative peels on the market today.
 Our peels give the skin care specialist control,
versatility and deliverable results.
 Peels work synergistically
 Peels can be layered and interchanged
 Active ingredients and additives available to
increase desired effect.

29. Preparation at home
 The foundation of an effective Chemical Peel is Preparation.
 Skin preparation should begin a few weeks heading up to the peel
 The skin priming can be divided into two phases:
 Pre Treatment
 Preparation
 The Pre Treatment Phase consists of topical agents applied in the days or
weeks preceding the peel. The goal of this Phase is Designed to thin the
epidermal barrier; enhance uniform active agent penetration; accelerate
healing and reduce post operative side-effects and complications, most
importantly Post-inflammatory Hyper pigmentation
 The Preparation Phase encompasses those steps that occur directly
before and sometimes those leading into the peel itself

30. Steps before applying the peel
 STEP 1 : Cleanse
 STEP 2 : Degrease
 STEP 3 : Scrub
 STEP 4 : Analyze the skin and choose the appropriate
peel for the skin type and the skin condition you want
to treat.

31. The Peel Procedure
 The application of an AHA peel ( Gel form) lasts less than
10-12 minutes and may cause temporary discomfort, redness,
and irritation. These symptoms diminish as the skin becomes
more accustomed to the chemical peel treatments. Due to
the rapid penetration of BHA`s ( Solutions) , the peel will
last about five minutes (or until a white mask forms). BHA
peels are slightly less irritating than AHA and TCA peels due
to the anti-inflammatory properties they possess. A TCA
peel application should last less than 15 minutes and as with
the AHA peel, a temporary stinging may result immediately
after the peel is applied. Any immediate discomfort
associated with a TCA peel typically subsides within a few
minutes.

32. Post Treatment
 Temporary redness, flaking, and dry skin are typical
following a chemical peel treatment. With an AHA peel
treatment, the skin often looks and feels similar to
sunburned skin. At first the skin turns red and dry,
before flaking and peeling. A smoother, fresher skin
results from the initial AHA peel as well as subsequent
peels. It is very important to protect the skin following
an AHA peel. A sunblock with adequate SPF
protection should be used every day. SeSDERMA
Sunyses has sunscreens with SPF 8, 15, and 35.

33. Post Treatment
 BHA peel, the skin will feel tight for several days
after a BHA peel. After two to four days the
skin will feel sunburned for another three days.
People with darker skin have a slightly higher
risk of scarring pigment changes as a result of
beta hydroxy acids so increased caution must be
used with these treatments.

34. ArgiPeel
 Indications: Softest peel. An
excellent peel for clients that are in
the sun, and/or people with
sensitive skin. Rejuvenates the skin,
reduces wrinkles, and treats sun
damaged skin. Improves the skin’s
thickness and firmness and
stimulates collagen synthesis. Closes
pores and controls pigmentation
and acne-prone skin.

35. LactiPeel
 Indications: Treats melasma, photo aging,
dryness, wrinkles, flaccid skin, dull skin, and
acne
 Properties: Lactic acid unblocks blackheads
and helps reduce sebum. Has moisturizing,
bleaching, anti-aging, and rejuvenating
properties. Increases the thickness of the
epidermal and dermal levels and it
stimulates the growth of collagen and elastin
fibers in the dermal layer of the skin. Over a
period of time, the surface of the skin will
look younger and smoother.
 Composition: 90% lactic acid that is
stabilized with DMAE, which is derived
from salmon and sardines.

36. Mandelac Exfoliating Gel
 Indications: Deep melasma, anti-aging,
normal to sensitive skin, ethnic skin
 Properties: Due to the molecular weight of
this mandelic acid, less itching and irritations
occur during application. It has properties
typical of AHAs - it destroys intercellular
contacts, stimulates collagen synthesis, and
activates cellular regeneration. Has
depigmenting and anti-fungal, anti-septic
properties. Treats skin before and after peels
because it prevents bacterial infections.
Chemical action is similar to that of
antibiotics.
 Composition: 40% mandelic acid

37. Mandelac Alcohol Solution
 Indications: minor to moderate acne, folliculitus,
rosacea, and superficial melasma
 Properties: Due to its molecular weight, less itching
and irritations occur during application. Stimulates
collagen synthesis and activates cellular regeneration.
Anti-bacterial and anti-fungus properties. Controls
and stabilizes minor to moderate acne. Controls and
stabilizes sebum because it penetrates the skin
through hair follicles. Prepares the skin before and
after other peel treatments because it prevents gram
bacterial infections. It has a chemical structure similar
to several broad spectrum antibiotics.
 Skin Types: Normal to sensitive
 Composition 40% Mandelic Acid

38. Mandelac C Alcohol Solution
 Indications: clients that are starting treatments
with mandelic acid peels, Dull skin, Photo-aging,
Acne
 Properties: citric acid is added to the mandelic acid
for its repairing properties that treat photo-aging. It
regulates the pH of the skin, diminishes oxidative
damage, and alleviates eritema cause by UV
exposure. Excellent for sensitive skin. Results on
the epidermis are immediate. Depigmenting, sebum
regulating, antimicrobial, and antibacterial
properties.
 Composition: 30% citric acid and 20% mandelic
acid

39. Mandelac L Alcohol Solution
 Indications: Moisturizing, Anti-Aging,
helps skin pH
 Properties: lactic acid is added to the
mandelic acid. Has a clarifying effect on the
skin color, which promotes a homogenous
dispersion of melanin and exerts an anti-
oxidant effect. Excellent peel for sensitive
skin, with immediate effects on the
epidermis. Depigmenting, sebum
regulating, antimicrobial, and antibacterial
properties
 Composition: 40% mandelic acid and
20% lactic acid

40. SaliPeel Slow Action Ampoules
 Properties: Equivalent to those of SaliPeel Alcohol Solution.
You can apply this after microdermabrasion as a mask.
Another option is that you can do a layer of solution, then
microdermabrasion, followed by SaliPeel Ampoules and sun
protection.
 Indications: Rosacea, aging skin/wrinkles, pigmentations,
psoriasis, folliculitis, and body peels. Excellent for skin that
cannot tolerate the burning sensations of SaliPeel Alcohol
Solution or SaliPeel Plus. Contains a special ingredient that
penetrates deeper in the skin and prolongs the properties of
the product.
 Skin Types: Normal, thick, and resistant
 Composition: 30% salicylic acid

41. SaliPeel
 Properties: Is Salicylic Acid in a gel form
 Indications: Acne-prone skin as well as skin
with seborrhea tendencies, aging skin,
melasma, psoriasis and hyperkeratosis.
Prepares the skin for other dermatological
processes such as laser resurfacing,
microdermabrasion, other peels, folliculitis,
and cosmetic treatments of rosacea. Good for
all skin types, especially patients with sensitive
and/or dark skin (phototypes IV and V).
 Composition: Alcohol Denat, Salicylic acid
30%, Polyethylenglycol, Polyquaternium-37,
and Water

42. SaliPeel Alcohol Solution (pH 2.0)
 Indications: Acne/acne scarring,
rosacea, aging/wrinkles, pigmentations,
psoriasis, folliculitis, and body peel.
 Properties: 25% salicylic acid on hydro
alcoholic vehicle. It is a beta hydroxy
acid.
 Salicylic acid enhances epidermal renewal
of the skin. Helps clear spots,
blackheads, and acne scars. Clears dark
spots of melasma. Smoothes wrinkles.
Some seborrheic kerasotes are
minimized.
 Skin Types: normal, thick, and resistant
skin

43. SaliPeel Plus
 Indications: Same indications as SaliPeel
Alcohol Solution. Indicated for larger
treatment areas.
 Properties: Enhances the actions of salicylic
acid. Bacteriostatic, soothing, and sebum
regulator. Treats and improves the appearance
of acne-prone skin. Improves blood
circulation, tones veins, anti-oxidant,
diminishes aging, and captures free radicals.
 Composition: 25% salicylic acid, 15% azelaic
acid, green tea extract
 Green Tea Extract: stimulating action
facilitates the metabolism of lipids
 Skin Types: normal, thick, and resistant.
Excellent for rosacea.

44. TCA 15%
 Indications: Photoaging,
melasma, sunspots, acne scars
 Properties: Exfoliates by
eliminating dead cells and
stimulating cellular regeneration.
Helps develop collagen.
Superficial peel.
 Skin Types: Phototypes I-IV
 Composition: Trichloroacetic
acid 15%

45. Free Glycolic Acid 35%
 Indications: Photo-aging, melasma, sunspots,
acne
 Properties: exfoliates by eliminating dead cells
and stimulating cellular regeneration.
 Skin Types: I-III
 Composition: Free glycolic acid 35%

46. Free Glycolic Acid 50%
 Indications: Photo-aging, melasma, sunspots,
acne
 Properties: exfoliates by eliminating dead cells
and stimulating cellular regeneration.
 Skin Types: I-III
 Composition: Free glycolic acid 50%