Textbook of Chemical Peels

1. Chemical peels: definition and classification. 2. Pre-peel care. 3. Post-peel care. 4. Factors influencing chemical peels. 5. Choosing the right peel. 6. Alpha-hydroxy acids: chemistry, pH and pKa, and mechanism of action. 7. Alpha-hydroxy acids: histology and factors influencing penetration. 8. Alpha-hydroxy acids: indications
and results. 9. Alpha-hydroxy acids: application as cosmetics and as peels. 10. Alpha-hydroxy acids: side-effects of AHAs. 11. Alpha-hydroxy acids: a new slowrelease
AHA complex with no neutralization required. 12. Trichloroacetic acid: general
information, toxicity, formulations and histology. 13. Trichloroacetic acid: indications and contraindications. 14. Trichloroacetic acid: classic semiology. 15. Easy TCA®: basic protocol and skin aging. 16. Treating melasma, chloasma and post-inflammatory
hyperpigmentation. 17. Treating acne. 18. Treating multiple keratoses on the scalp. 19. Treating aging of the hands and forearms. 20. Treating the neck and décolletage. 21. Stretch marks and scars: dermabrasion and peeling. 22. Actinic keratoses and lentigines. 23. Trichloroacetic acid to the papillary dermis: Unideep®. 24. Resorcinol: Unna’s paste/Jessner’s solution. 25. Phenol: chemistry, formulations and adjuvants. 26. Phenol: properties and histology. 27. Phenol: skin penetration and detoxification. 28. Toxicity of phenol: causes, prevention and treatment. 29. Phenol: choice of peel and combination treatments. 30 Phenol: indications. 31. Phenol: contraindications, precautions and safety. 32. Phenol: pre-peel preparation. 33. Full-face phenol: nerve block anesthesia and/or sedation. 34. Full-face phenol: application. 35. Phenol: post-peel care. 36. Phenol: chemical blepharoplasty and cheiloplasty. 37. Complications of chemical peels. 38. Combination of techniques.