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Chemical exfoliation
I have sensitive skin and due to pcod i jave acne and acne marks. I want to use chemical exfoliation. Which one will suit me?
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Chemical exfoliation in form of chemical peels is one of the good option to reduce acne and acne marks, but it should always be done under medical supervision
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Dr. Mamta Shah
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8 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
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Chemical exfoliation can be achieved through proper AHAs/BHAs
You need to share more details and opt for detailed consult
Type and concentration of actives are then decided and then you can start your priming agent
Advisable to take a session of chemical peel under medical supervision as well
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