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Yes, absolutely. Do a 50% TCA peel every 1-2 months. A phenol acid peel once a year. Not only on the face, but on the neck and body as well. You'll reach the age of 70 looking like a 20 yo guy with white hair.
Damn son. Thought I was the only one who did 50%+ TCA peels. Keen to try phenol
Care to share your experience on TCA? Btw the phenol acid should be used only under total anaesthesia by an experienced doctor. That's no joke.
Yeah I haven't done much research on phenol yet, I only know it's the strongest acid. Thanks for the heads up.
Basically it's a stronger acid so it reaches lower into your dermas (lower parts of your skin) and stimulates collagen synthesis, skin cell turnover etc. Basically all the things you want happening to your skin.
TCA is really good, basically Retin-A on steroid. though it's still a medium peel, if you want to get access to the real fountain of youth you need to use deep peels like the phenol acid.
Have you done a phenol? Experiences? Any chance I can do it at home. Derms up the price tenfold.
I've used both in the past. They work and give your skin more of a glow.
Yes, it is indeed excessively expensive. Unless you have an extremely high pain tolerance and/or can get some topical anaesthetic like novocaine, I wouldn't suggest it to DIY.
Reckon I'll do it DIY in 2-3 months. Get some topical novocaine. Might make a thread if all goes well.
If we don't hear from you anymore, we know why lol.
~2017 I had shit teir skin to the point it failod me to oblivion. Cystic acne, discolouration, textural issues, forehead wrinkles. My skin is now probably quite a bit above average but why stop now? I want top teir skin.
Good. My reason is to look unnaturally young. I like the shocked faces of people when I tell them my age (35yo) and ask what do I do to look like this. I say I don't know, probably it's genetic, while in reality, I'm bathing in the acid blood of aliens
How old do you look? Attribute it all to just chemical peels?Good. My reason is to look unnaturally young. I like the shocked faces of people when I tell them my age (35yo) and ask what do I do to look like this. I say I don't know, probably it's genetic, while in reality, I'm bathing in the acid blood of aliens
I've been given 23-25yo. Yes, mostly chemical peels, no sun exposure, and fasting.
Months, years. A phenol peel can cost up to $6k.@Slayerino @Wannabe6ft2
For how long does the glow effect last after you have the TCA peel? I also am willing to try phenol by myself because lasers are crazy expensive even up to 3k£...
Holy shit. I'll try 20% at first to see the results. I've heard that instead of highering the strength you could apply another layer of the same concentration instead...
According to what I read you should try a low concentration and see how your skin reacts.
If you consistently do them youll maintain that glow. I make sure to keep my skin moisturised with glycerin and hyaluronic acid. I use oils/retinoids/daily acids occasionally as well. And sunscreen ofc.
Do you know where online to buy phenol acid?@Slayerino @Wannabe6ft2
For how long does the glow effect last after you have the TCA peel? I also am willing to try phenol by myself because lasers are crazy expensive even up to 3k£...
Yes but like you do the peel today. For how long would it last the glow effect? I know you use higher concentrations, how was it like at first?
What’s your opinion of dermaneedling or co2/laser in general?
According to the product labels, the TCA skin peels contain between 15%-50% of the carcinogenic chemical. In addition to cancer, TCA has been linked in animal studies to genetic damage, birth defects, reduced fertility and other serious health problems.
That’s immediately after. If you watch her next video, by 6 days later, after all has peeled off, there’s a huge difference.
It's hard to say because I think you get used to it. Like the first day it's very noticeable and you look in the mirror and it's like shit wow but then after a few days it feels like it goes back to normal. But like I said I think it's cause you get used to it. Looking at older pictures and the difference is night and day, my skin is definitely "glowier" now.
Well that sucks.
LMAO
