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Table of Contents
| Chapter 1
Photoaged & Photodamaged Skin
Classification of Skin Types and Levels of Photodamage
Assessment
Dyschromias
Wrinkles
Chapter 2
What are Skin Peels?
Classification of Peel Depths
Peeling Agents
Toxicity
Chapter 3
Reversal of Photodamage with Checimal Nonpeel Techniques
Sun Avoidance
Retinoic Acid
Alpha Hydroxy Acids
Comination Therapy
Other Nonpeel Methods
Chapter 4
Basic Concepts in Skin Peeling
Pharmaceutical Considerations
Priming
Wound Healing
Regional Peels
Repeeling
Anesthesia
The Difference Between Facial and Nonfacial Skin Peels
Chapter 5
Patient Information
Photographs
Checklists
Consent Forms
Instructions
Chapter 6
Jessner's Peels
Jessner's Solution
Performing the Peel
Complications
Chapter 7
Glycolic Acid Peels
Neutralization
Glycolic Acid Strength and pH
Performing the Peel
Complications
Chapter 8
Salicylic Acid Peels (Nonfacial)
Salicylic Acid Paste
Performing the Peel
Chapter 9
Trichloroacetic Acid Peels
Trichloroacetic Acid Solutions and Basic Pharmacy
Performing the Peel
Nonfacial Peels with Trichloroacetic Acid
Enhanced or Combination Peels
Chapter 10
Complications
Tears Dripping Onto the Neck
Premature Peeling
Infection
Acneform Eruptions
Ecchymoses
Postinflammatory Hyperpigmentation
Hypopigmentation
Allergic Reactions
Persistent Erythema
Scarring
Chapter 11
Patient Selection
Initial Consultation
Treatment Programs
Appendix
Availability of Products
Bibilography
Index
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