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Acne scara
I have one question...can I use chemical peeling s to cure my holes that caused by acne ...my holes are not so severe but can u use derma co 15% Chemical peeling? Please suggest
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Chemical peels, especially mild ones like 15% solutions, can definitely improve the appearance of mild post-acne scars (commonly called "holes") over time. However, please note that chemical peels alone may not completely cure acne scars — they help refine skin texture, stimulate collagen, and gradually soften scars.
Next Steps
You can safely use Derma Co 15% chemical peel if you follow all instructions carefully and start slowly (once every 10–14 days initially).
Always prep your skin with moisturizers and strict sunscreen use is essential to avoid pigmentation issues.
If no irritation occurs, you may see smoother skin with continued, cautious use over a few months.
Health Tips
Patch test before first use to avoid unexpected irritation.
If you experience burning, peeling beyond mild flaking, or excessive redness, stop use and consult a dermatologist.
For deeper scars, sometimes treatments like microneedling, subcision, or stronger medical-grade peels give faster and better results.
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