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Skin Care Professionals
Herbal Power Peel may be used in a spa or medical setting. Herbal Power Peel Resurfacing Exfoliant is our own proprietary formulation but contains similar types of ingredients found in some deep sea herbal algae green peeling treatments. If you have been searching for a powerful but natural treatment to skin enhancement, then Herbal Power Peel offers many benefits. Repeated treatments may be necessary to achieve desired results. Professional strength version available to licensed professionals. No practitioner certification is required. Please submit a copy of professional license.
Herbal Power Peel Exfoliant Professional Training Guide
Skin peels have been reported in medical literature since 1941 when Eller and Wolff described their use in treatment of acne and scars of the face. Skin peels are a type of controlled wounding with resultant collagen stimulation and resurfacing of the skin. With the increased interest in non-surgical skin rejuvenation, skin peeling has had a resurgence because of its low cost, safety and availability.
Skin disorders that may benefit from Herbal Power Peel Resurfacing Exfoliant include:
- Acne
- Light scarring
- Photodamage
- Actinic kerotoses
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- Some pigmentary disorders
Chemical peels are divided into three categories depending on the depth of the wounding. Superficial peels penetrate the epidermis only, while medium depth peels can effect the entire epidermis and the papillary and upper reticular dermis. Deep peels can penetrate into the mid reticular dermis.
Client selection, skin priming and peel selection are important for optimum results with minimum side effects. Herbal Power Peel can be classified as a superficial to medium depth peel.
A complete skin history should be reviewed with the client and should include any eczema, sensitive skin syndrome, herpes simplex, nicotine use, accutane use, HIV, seborrhea and the history of all topical formulations. These include retinoids, acids, and skin care products.
Clients with a history of eczema, rashes and sensitive skin will react more to the peeling agents and will require a lower strength treatment. Clients with very thick oily sebaceous skin may require a more aggressive treatment and pre-peel degreasing.
Skin type and the degree of photo damage must be assessed before administering the deeper peel. Skin types can be classified by using the Fitzpatrick skin type scale. This scale is important when deciding how aggressive the peel should be. The Fitzpatrick skin type scale is used to predict a patient's pigmentary response to chemical peeling agents.
Light skinned Fitzpatrick skin types I and II can usually be treated safely while darker types III-IV have a higher risk of developing PIH (post inflammatory hyper-pigmentation. PIH skin darkening can can usually be minimized or prevented by pre-treating with lightening agents, before, during and post peel.
Included in the pre-peel consultation are the signed consent forms, the clarification of the pre-peel and post peel instructions, supplies to have on hand, at home, and a realistic discussion of the results. Clients are informed that for best results, Herbal Power Peel is usually done in a series of treatments.
For melanin rich skin types, pre-treatment preparation for the deeper peel is normally two to four weeks. This ensures an even take of the peel by thinning the epidermal barrier, accelerating wound healing and reducing post inflammatory hyper-pigmentation. Agents may include retinoids, lactic, salicylic acid, kojic, lightening products, hydroquinone, retin a, glycolic, and azelaic acids. A broad spectrum ultra violet sunblock with a minimum of spf 30 must be utilized in all peels. Those containing the stabilizer mexoryl are highly recommended.
SIDE EFFECTS OF THE DEEPER PEEL CAN INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
Edema-Redness and possibly swelling are to be expected with the deeper peeling treatment. Ice packs and cool water compresses are helpful.
Pain-There may be some uncomfortable sensations lasting from 1-3 days. It is advisable to take pain relievers before and after the deeper peel.
Persistent Erythemia- This is a natural response of the herbal peel and may last a few days to a week. Mature, fragile and thinning skin can have a tendency to flush and facial capillaries can dilate.
Acne- Acneform eruptions can occur due to the occlusive nature. of the emollient creams that are utilized during the healing. This is self-limiting and they usually resolve on their own.
Infection- The peeling agents are germicidal however the topical and occlusive ointments with petroleum could promote the growth of Streptococcus or Staph infections.
HSV- Any type of peel can activate a herpes reaction that could result in scarring. Herpetic infections present as a painful eruption not a vesicle due to the lack of an intact epidermis. Pre-treatment with an anti-viral will diminish the possibility of an outbreak.
Milia- Whiteheads can occur 1-3 weeks after the peel and are due to the occlusive ointments that are applied. Extractions with a lancet may be necessary.
PIH- Post Inflammatory Hyper-Pigmentation is darkening that can occur in darker and Ethnic skin types due to the trauma of the peel. Prepping the skin with lightening agents are mandatory to prevent PIH.
Micro Tears- Overly aggressive scrubbing could result in micro tears and stretching of the pores.