I used
50% TCA
peel and did a spot treatment to age spots on my hands. I used the tip of a plastic pick and dabbed the solution on a few of the "more noticeable" spots. Here's the progress of the spot treatment of the TCA chemical peel
Here is one of my hands before:
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| Before 50% TCA peel spot treatment |
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| Day 0 - Spots frosting |
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| Day 3 |
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| Day 6 |
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| Day 8 |
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| Day 10 |
The spots are lighter (although the lighting is different in all my pictures), but I really need to do a whole-hand treatment, which I hope to get to in January (when I'll need to wear gloves and extra-long sleeves every day).
I used 50 percent and nothing really happened, how long did you leave on?
ReplyDeletePIB, I let mine neutralize on its own unless the burning seems unusually bad, so I simply apply moisturizer on it later, but I know my body's reaction to peels. Did your application frost? If not, I would determine the pH level of the peel solution. The pH level indicates the level of damage possible, which results in the skin peeling--or not, and I'm assuming that's what you mean by "nothing really happened."
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