18 Questions
What is the primary factor that determines the depth of a peel?
Concentration of the peeling agent
Which of the following peeling agents is typically used for a very superficial peel?
Glycolic acid 30–50%
What is the result of combining peeling agents at lower concentrations?
Greater depth of the peel with reduced side effects
What is the histological level affected by a medium-depth peel?
Epidermis, papillary dermis, and upper reticular dermis
What is the typical concentration of TCA used for a superficial peel?
10–30%
What is the purpose of histological classification of peels?
To classify peels based on their histological level
What is the primary factor in determining the depth of a peel?
The concentration of the peeling agent
What is the classification of peels based on?
The histological depth of necrosis
Which of the following peeling agents is commonly used?
Glycolic acid
What should be standardized to maintain the required depth of peel?
The method of priming the skin and technique of application
What is the purpose of priming the skin?
To prepare the skin for the peeling agent
What is the primary goal of standardizing the peeling agent and technique of application?
To achieve the desired depth of peel
What is the primary factor in determining the depth of a peel?
Peeling agent
What is the main reason deep peels should be avoided in darker skin types?
Higher risk of complications
Why is it essential for a physician to be familiar with peeling agents?
To minimize risks and complications
What is the basis for classifying peels according to Brody's and Rubin's classifications?
Histological level of skin necrosis
What type of peels are recommended for Indian skin types?
Superficial and medium-depth peels
What is the term for a peel that targets a specific area of the face or body?
Regional peel
Learn about the different types of peels, including very superficial and superficial peels, and their corresponding histological levels and agents.
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