"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Chemical peels, a type of skincare treatment once exclusive only to a dermatologist’s office, can now be ...

The F.D.A. recommends against using the skin care products without professional supervision. Experts explain the risks. By Katie Mogg When Laura Messina, 43, wanted to lighten the dark spots under her ...

Now that summer is coming to a close, many people are likely noticing changes in their skin -- whether it's a simple tan or more serious sun damage. But aside from regularly getting checked for skin ...

There are three types of chemical peels: light, medium, and deep. A phenol peel is the most intense of the three. Photo Credit: iStock/Getty Images You may have grown up seeing your mother, ...

Ever wondered how some people seem to glow effortlessly? Well, let us let you in on a little skincare secret: chemical peels. These treatments can sound a bit scary, but we can assure you that they ...

Years of sun exposure leave their mark on everyone’s skin, creating dark spots, fine lines, uneven texture, and premature aging that can make you look older than your years. While laser treatments ...

Women's Health may earn commission from the links on this page, but we only feature products we believe in. Why Trust Us? That’s where two popular, tried-and-true skin treatments—microneedling and ...

This two-step at-home chemical peel contains glycolic, mandelic, and polyhydroxy acids, along with a neutralizer pad, to ...

Chemical peels are a buzzword skincare treatment. Popular for their resurfacing properties, peels use acids (a dermatologist-preferred alternative to physical exfoliants) to remove dead skin. However, ...