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Who is allowed to perform chemical peels? Can I do them at home?

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Who is allowed to perform chemical peels? Can I do them at home?

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Peels should be administered by a licensed professional: a dermatologist, nurse, plastic surgeon or esthetician (although estheticians can’t perform deeper peels). At-home peels are also available, but professional peels will provide more dramatic results. For dull skin, try a weekly peel with “glycolic, lactic, citric and malic acids…or salicylic acid,” suggests dermatologist Doris J. Day, M.D., in Allure. Try Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare Alpha Beta Daily Face Peel/2 Steps to reduce the look of lines and even out skin tone. At-home peels also help other skincare products penetrate better by removing dead skin, which can act as a barrier and prevent active ingredients from being absorbed.

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