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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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Chemical peel is the process by which the top layer of skin damage is usually removed from the application of chemicals on the skin of the face The skin renews itself, and it looks good and normal Chemical peel is the process by which the top layer of skin damage is usually removed from the application of chemicals on the skin of the face.
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