Chemical Peels
Get Brighter, Smoother Skin
Chemical Peels
Prosper - Little Elm - Frisco
At Pari’s Medspa we are focused on treating each individual’s personalized needs with the highest quality of care. Our Medical Grade Chemical peels are exclusive to physicians and much more effective. The customized peels penetrate into the dermis and assist with fading mild acne scars, melasma, sun damage, discoloration, fine lines, and wrinkles. We can also customize your treatment to fight active acne and reduce flare ups. Treatment sessions are typically comfortable and are scheduled appropriately apart to safely meet each patient’s goals.
Two of the most effective chemical peels are:
Mandelic Acid Chemical Peel:
Infused with Mandelic acid, this peel is perfect for individuals who want to reduce redness for a calm, even skin tone.
The formula is specifically designed to be gentle on reactive or sensitive skin.
Some benefits of the Mandelic Acid Peel include decreased redness, minimized appearance of large pores, reduced appearance of acne scars, smoothed texture, even skin tone, and reduced signs of photoaging and hyperpigmentation.
Glycolic Acid Chemical Peel:
The Glycolic Acid peel comes in varying strengths of 30%, 50%, and 70% glycolic acid.
This age-reversing formula increases hydration to enhance skin and reduce fine lines.
It also reduces hyperpigmentation caused by sun exposure and improves skin tone and texture.
Benefits of the Glycolic Acid peel include hydrated skin, reduced signs of aging, lush skin, improved skin texture and tone, and targeted acne reduction.
Ideal Candidates For Chemical Peels
The best candidate is someone with signs of skin aging and sensitive skin, or someone with concerns about lines, wrinkles, uneven complexion, or uneven texture.
BEFORE & AFTER
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WATCH HOW IT WORKS
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How Does it Work?Botox is painlessly injected in areas of concern. We analyze the face as a whole and preserve motion while decreasing the signs of aging. We customize our treatments with specific lasers and fillers which compliment your face to obtain the best result.
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Where on my body can Botox be used?Botox– Our signature technique for Botox, Xeomin, Dysport can be used on the forehead to treat or prevent fine lines. It can also be used between the eyebrows to treat or prevent frown lines as well as around the eyes to treat or prevent crows feet. It is often used around the mouth to fix a gummy smile and it is also used on the neck to treat or prevent lines. More advanced injectors are able to treat jawlines to help slim the face, the temporomandibular joint to treat symptoms of jaw tightness or TMJ, and on the underarm area to treat excessive sweating.
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How long will one treatment take?Botox/xeomin treatment typically can take 15-30 minutes depending on the treatment area.
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How many treatments do I need to see my desired results?Results can be seen after one treatment but you may require a touch up two weeks after your first Botox appointment to get your desired results. To maintain these results, we recommend patients to book their treatments every 3 months. Touch up appointments do require an additional purchase and are not included as part of the initial treatment.
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How long will my Botox results last?Typically, results can last anywhere from 3 to 6 months, depending on the area treated and lifestyle. At Pari’s Medspa, we strive to provide natural results, so we recommend that patients come in regularly and book a treatment every 3 months to maintain the best, natural results.
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Will the procedure be painful?Our RN Tina’s signature technique for Botox, Xeomin, Dysport, is injected with very small needles and is usually tolerated very well. Most patients feel no pain and some say they feel a mild sting or pressure comparative to the sensation of getting a vaccination.
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Can I get a Botox- Xeomin – Dysport if I am pregnant?The effects of these injections during pregnancy or nursing have not been studied and so we advise patients in these conditions to avoid this treatment.
