Fruit acid peels can improve skin texture and are useful in treating acne, pimple marks and discoloration. However, there are many contraindications to fruit acid peels, and they are generally not recommended for people with facial inflammation, nursing and pregnant women, or those with sensitive skin.
Fruit acid peels use acidic substances extracted from fruits and applied to the face to speed up skin metabolism and exfoliate excess skin. Fruit acids can remove skin oil and inhibit keratinization, which is a good treatment for enlarged skin pores, cellulite and acne. Some patients with pigmentation have melanin in the epidermis. Fruit acid peels can speed up skin metabolism, so they are very effective in treating pigmentation.
However, fruit acid peeling also has certain side effects, mainly leading to dry skin, so dry skin and patients taking retinoids are generally not recommended. It is also not recommended for breastfeeding and pregnant women and those with sensitive skin.
If you want a fruit acid peel, it is recommended that you visit a regular hospital to avoid aggravation of your condition.