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Chemical peeling, also known as chemexfoliation, is a procedure where a chemical substance is applied to the skin and causes controlled destruction of the epidermis.1 This can lead to skin regeneration and remodelling.1
Renowned yet often misunderstood, chemical peels are a versatile treatment that are both effective and inclusive, while suitable for a wide range of patients.1 In this article I aim to provide a…
