Peter Attia· MD
So on most of their face I may do a medium depth TCA peel. Especially because I can get the ears, I can get into the brows. I can feather onto the neck into the hairline. So I don't leave any area unresurfaced. And the medium depth peels are going to go just to the level of what's called the papillary dermis which is the sweet spot for tissue tightening. And peels of that sort and this is TCA or phenol TCA. And these peels penetrate and they percolate into pores. So I love peels for large pores and they'll you'll see the solution sit in the pores and they'll just go a little bit deeper just in those pores and as the tissue heals they'll contract. Then I may take a patient who has very deep peroral lines and use my fractionated ablative CO2 laser on those. And then someone with redundant skin on the lower eyelids, I may take my phenol peel and apply it there. So, in one sitting, the patient might have all three.