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chemical peel
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chemical peel
n.
1. The removal of skin blemishes or wrinkles by applying a caustic chemical, such as an acid, that produces a mild, superficial burn.
2. Any of various treatments used in such removal.
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Disadvantages * Temporary (or possibly permanent) changes in skin color * Possible darkening of the skin * Possible Formation of scars * Potential for infection Chemical Peels Chemical peels, also known as chemexfoliation or derma-peeling can improve the appearance of the skin by application of a chemical solution that causes blisters to occur that are eventually peeled off.
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