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generally regarded as the desired clinical end point of chemical peeling with trichloroacetic acid
Keratocoagulation, evidenced by a white frosting of the skin
IDENTIFY THE DEPTH OF PEEL (Superficial, Medium or Deep Peel)
Glycolic acid
Superficial
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Jessner solution
Superficial
IDENTIFY THE DEPTH OF PEEL (Superficial, Medium or Deep Peel)
Baker Phenol Peel
Deep
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CO2 laser
Deep
IDENTIFY THE DEPTH OF PEEL (Superficial, Medium or Deep Peel)
Manual dermasanding
Medium
IDENTIFY THE DEPTH OF PEEL (Superficial, Medium or Deep Peel)
Erbium Laser
Medium
IDENTIFY THE DEPTH OF PEEL (Superficial, Medium or Deep Peel)
Jessner + 35% TCA
Medium
IDENTIFY THE DEPTH OF PEEL (Superficial, Medium or Deep Peel)
Mechanical Dermabrasion
Deep
IDENTIFY THE DEPTH OF PEEL (Superficial, Medium or Deep Peel)
Salicylic acid
Superficial
IDENTIFY THE DEPTH OF PEEL (Superficial, Medium or Deep Peel)
Microdermabrasion
Superficial
classifies patients into categories I through IV based on whether the patient has mild, moderate, advanced, or severe photodamage, is a useful categorization tool for this purpose
Glogau system
In general, both category I and category II photodamage will improve with what type of peel
Superficial peel
Glogau Category III will respond to what type of peel
Medium depth peel