Heather Woolery-Lloyd, MD: Chemical Peels in Skin of Color

Dr. Woolery-Lloyd discusses the safe and effective use of chemical peels in patients with skin of color, emphasizing a conservative approach to minimize the risk of scarring and dyspigmentation. She reviews peel selection, recommending lower concentrations and gradual escalation with superficial peels, while reserving medium-depth peels for select patients. Dr. Woolery-Lloyd also highlights the importance of appropriate skin preparation, strict postprocedure care, and counseling about erythema, peeling, and recovery.

 

Topics Covered: 

  • Selecting appropriate chemical peels for patients with skin of color
  • Pre- and postprocedure strategies
  • Counseling patients on recovery expectations and risks of at-home peels

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