At Exclusive Dermatology in West Palm Beach, board-certified surgical dermatologist Dr. Steven Rotter brings decades of advanced training and surgical precision to cosmetic skin care. He completed his residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital, served as Chief Resident in Dermatology, and completed a Mohs and Dermatologic Surgery fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania. With over 45,000 skin surgeries, Dr. Rotter is known for safe, effective facial rejuvenation.
How Light Chemical Peels Treat Dull or Uneven Skin Tone
Light peels are a popular starting point for anyone seeking gentle rejuvenation. These treatments remove the outermost layer of skin, helping to reveal a fresher, more evenly-toned complexion. Light peels may improve common concerns such as:
- Mild discoloration: Helps fade age spots and sun damage.
- Dull skin tone: Boosts radiance and clarity.
- Rough texture: Smooths the skin by exfoliating surface cells.
Results are subtle and build with multiple sessions. There is little to no downtime, making light peels an ideal maintenance option.
When to Choose a Medium-Depth Chemical Peel
Medium peels penetrate deeper into the skin and typically involve a stronger acid formulation. They require some recovery time but can deliver noticeable improvements in a single session. This type of peel may be recommended if you’re dealing with:
- Moderate pigmentation issues: Helps with age spots and melasma.
- Fine lines and wrinkles: Especially around the eyes and mouth.
- Mild scarring: Including post-acne scarring and uneven texture.
Patients may experience redness and flaking for several days following treatment. However, the benefits can last longer than those from lighter peels.
Top Skin Concerns Treated by Deep Chemical Peels
Deep peels are the most intensive option and are reserved for significant concerns. Due to the strength of the solution, they are often performed only once and require significant healing time. Deep peels may be appropriate for:
- Deep wrinkles or folds: Often seen on the lower face.
- Severe sun damage: Including leathery texture and discoloration.
- Pre-cancerous growths: Such as actinic keratoses.
This treatment requires a longer recovery, but the results can be dramatic and long-lasting. Not everyone is a candidate for deep peels, and an in-person consultation is essential to assess risks and benefits.
Rejuvenate Your Complexion with a Personalized Peel
Discover how a chemical peel in West Palm Beach can refresh your complexion and support clearer, smoother skin. Call Exclusive Dermatology at (561) 561-7546 to book your consultation with Dr. Steven Rotter and find the right peel for your unique skin goals.
