Dr Nina Bal discusses approaches for combining chemical peels and LED
Over the past decade, aesthetic practice has gradually shifted away from volume-centric approaches towards strategies that prioritise skin quality and long-term tissue health.¹⁻⁵ This has led to a rise in the popularity of regenerative treatments alongside other well-established, evidence-based treatments that address complementary aspects of skin physiology.⁶⁻¹⁰ However, this evolution has renewed interest in treatments with a long-standing evidence base, favourable safety profile and broad applicability across skin types and indications.¹¹⁻²⁰ ²¹⁻²⁸ Chemical peels and light-emitting diode (LED) photobiomodulation (PBM) remain among the most widely performed non-invasive skin treatments globally, owing to their versatility, minimal downtime and compatibility with regenerative and combination protocols.¹¹⁻²⁰ ²¹⁻³¹
Why integrated skin treatments are gaining momentum
Skin ageing is a complex, chronic biological process that affects all cutaneous layers, including the epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous tissue.³²⁻³⁹ Ageing does not occur uniformly within a single…
