Always perform a patch test 48 hours prior, adhere strictly to the recommended time limits, never overlap layers excessively unless instructed, and have a neutralizer ready.
Mandelic and Lactic acid peels are generally the safest for higher Fitzpatrick skin types (darker complexions) due to a significantly lower risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH).
Yes, though Asian skin can be prone to PIH. We recommend starting with superficial peels like Mandelic or low-percentage Glycolic and slowly building tolerance.
Immediately flush the area with copious amounts of cool water or a baking soda neutralizing solution. Apply a healing ointment like aloe or panthenol. Contact a dermatologist if severe irritation or blistering persists.
Risks include temporary redness, dryness, stinging, swelling, and flaking. Improper use (leaving it on too long or skipping SPF) can lead to burns, scarring, or hyperpigmentation.
