Preparing for TCA Peels: A Comprehensive Training Guide
TCA peels -- trichloroacetic acid peels -- are used to minimize the appearance of fine lines in the skin. The treatment can be used on dark spots or acne scars, provided the scars are not deep. Spas, dermatologists and plastic surgeons offer TCA peels. The process is simple: a doctor applies TCA to the skin, allows it to sit for up to 10 minutes and neutralizes it with cold saline.
Instructions
Determine training qualifications in your state. Many states require a doctor -- usually a dermatologist or surgeon -- to apply the peel. TCAs are medium-strength peels.
Locate training programs. Chemical-peel training is conducted live rather than online because chemical peels are hands-on procedures. Programs will include techniques to apply several types of peels.
Sign up for a training course, which typically costs $1,000.
Attend training. Upon completion, the medical professional may provide TCA peels to patients.
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