Textbook of chemical peels: superficial, medium, and deep peels in cosmetic practice Second Edition Philippe Deprez

1: Definition and classification of chemical peels

2: Prepeel care

3: Postpeel care

4: Factors influencing the skin’s reactions to chemical peels

5: Selection of the right peel

6: Alpha hydroxy acids: Chemistry, pH and pKa, and mechanism of action

7: Alpha hydroxy acids: Histology and factors influencing penetration

8: Alpha hydroxy acids: Indications and results

9: Alpha hydroxy acids: Application as cosmetics and as peels

10: Alpha hydroxy acids: Side effects of AHAs

11: Alpha hydroxy acids: A new slow-release AHA complex with no neutralization required

12: Trichloroacetic acid: General information, toxicity, formulations, and histology

13: Trichloroacetic acid: Indications and contraindications

14: Trichloroacetic acid: Classic semiology

15: Easy TCA and Easy TCA Pain Control: Description and basic protocols

16: Treating melasma, chloasma, and postinflammatory hyperpigmentation

17: Treating acne

18: Treating multiple keratoses on the scalp

19: Treating aging skin of the hands and forearms

20: Treating the neck and décolletage

21: Stretch marks, scars, and pilar keratosis: Anterior chemabrasion

22: Face and hands: Actinic keratoses and lentigines

23: Trichloroacetic acid to the papillary dermis: Unideep

24: Resorcinol: Unna’s paste/Jessner’s solution

25: Phenol: Chemistry, formulations, and adjuvants

26: Phenol: Properties and histology

27: Phenol: Skin penetration and detoxification

28: Phenol toxicity: Causes, prevention, and treatment

29: Phenol: Choice of peel and combination treatments

30: Phenol: Indications

31: Phenol: Contraindications, precautions, and safety

32: Phenol: Prepeel preparation

33: Full-face phenol: Nerve block anesthesia and/or sedation

34: Full-face phenol: Application

35: Full-face phenol: Postpeel care

36: Phenol: Chemical blepharoplasty and cheiloplasty

37: Complications of chemical peels

38: Combination peels