Procedure
Chemical Peels
A solution applied to the skin that removes the outer layers to improve texture, tone, fine lines or acne marks.
Also called: skin peel, facial peel, chemical peel
Who Can Help with Chemical Peels?
- Dermatologists
A physician who diagnoses and treats conditions of the skin, hair and nails, including acne, eczema, psoriasis and skin cancer.
- Plastic Surgeons
A surgeon who performs reconstructive and cosmetic surgery, such as breast reconstruction, skin repair and body contouring.
- Facial Plastic Surgeons
A surgeon who performs cosmetic and reconstructive surgery of the face, nose, ears and neck.
Where Practices List Chemical Peels
Cities where practice websites say they offer it.
- Chicago, IL (465)
- Saint Louis, MO (303)
- New York, NY (283)
- Houston, TX (239)
- Beverly Hills, CA (198)
- Dallas, TX (176)
- San Francisco, CA (143)
- San Antonio, TX (110)
- Carson City, NV (107)
- Nashville, TN (102)
- Syracuse, NY (81)
- Rockville, MD (78)
- New Orleans, LA (62)
- Edina, MN (56)
- Newport Beach, CA (49)
- Charlotte, NC (42)
- Los Angeles, CA (40)
- Denver, CO (38)
- Encino, CA (34)
- San Diego, CA (33)
- Delray Beach, FL (31)
- Greensboro, NC (31)
- Westlake, OH (31)
- Santa Monica, CA (28)
- Austin, TX (27)
- Atlanta, GA (26)
- Bellaire, TX (25)
- Fort Worth, TX (25)
- Cary, NC (24)
- Meridian, ID (24)
- Richmond, VA (24)
- Plainview, NY (20)
- Cincinnati, OH (18)
- Fort Lauderdale, FL (14)
- Friendswood, TX (14)
- Sarasota, FL (14)
- Gainesville, FL (13)
- Walnut Creek, CA (13)
- Wilmington, NC (13)
- Phoenix, AZ (12)
Related
General information, not medical advice. Ask a provider about chemical peels and what is right for you.