If you want to body peels this video is extremely important to watch.
We need to talk about your skins likelihood to have Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation.
That’s why we created this video, to make sure you can do body peels safely, and that you take the time to prep your skin correctly beforehand.
If you want to do a body peel? Then start here:
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I am a survivor of the opioid crisis. I was put on opiates at 12 years old to treat chronic pain from a physical abnormality in my jaw joints, & have been through hell & back since. although I’m happy to say I’ve been in recovery for the past 2 years, I have track marks on my arms, legs & hands that advertise my previous addiction like a scarlet letter. I’ve searched the Internet to find a way to get rid of them, but was very discouraged by what I found. it seems the ONLY thing posted about track marks on the Internet is how to use them to identify an addict/confirm drug use; NOTHING exists on how to get rid of them once you’ve overcome addiction & are successfully in recovery. Would peel treatment help me? or am I destined to wear this scarlet letter for life & forever be judged by my past as opposed to my accomplishment? by the way, I am now studying for my masters in biotech so I can help discover new treatments for pain. I want to devote the rest of my life to find an effective alternative treatment for pain so that others won’t have to endure what I did & then live with the resulting complete lack of self confidence due to the devastation addiction has inflicted on my once flawless skin.
🙁 This is just terrible! I am so sorry that you were put through that. What I can tell you is that scars can be improved. I would like to share this link with you. It is going to talk about scar treatments using the TCA and also Super Cop 2x.
https://www.platinumskincare.com/scar-treatment/ *You can also use milder topical acids like Serum 30 and Super Cop 2x. It is just the combination of acids breaking down the scar tissue and copper regenerating new tissues that really works.
I have mostly white spots and a few browns spot anytime I expose my skin to the sun. So, I try hard not to “tan” in the sun. Self tanners work for me. I would like to do a peel to help smooth out my skin. I have this issue on my chest, legs, and arms. I have protected my face over the years and have not had the issues I do on my body. Due to the white spots with the peel help me correct the issues?
Hello. The white spots are hypOpigmentation. Meaning that the melanocytes are no longer working. The hypERpigmentation can definitely be treated. We generally suggest Fade Bright daily and a monthly Jessner peel. Another option is Fade Bright and Triple Treat 25% Body Lotion daily (or 3-5x per week) to help turnover the skin. Expect a Life-Long issue to take many months to improve. But take PHOTOS and you will see your progression. Take a photo each month prior to doing your next peel. After a few months you can compare and really see the changes starting.