What are the side effects of fruit acid treatment

Fruit acid treatment is a very popular method nowadays, but this treatment method will actually cause many side effects. However, many young people will use this method in order to make their skin look better. The effect is quite bad, so it is best to take it seriously, otherwise it will greatly increase your chances of developing skin cancer, which is very serious.

Studies have also shown that long-term exposure to ultraviolet rays without protection can make the skin rougher and tougher due to resistance to ultraviolet rays, forming deeper wrinkles. What's more serious is that the risk of skin cancer is greatly increased. As a result, many people began to doubt the efficacy and side effects of fruit acid. In fact, when using skin care products containing fruit acid ingredients or undergoing fruit acid chemical peels, you can use them with peace of mind as long as you do enough sun protection.

No sensitive application

In order to maximize the effectiveness of fruit acid products, you may wish to choose a facial cleanser containing fruit acid, which can remove dead skin while washing your face. You can also use it with a fruit acid moisturizer to allow the fruit acid to stay more evenly on the skin. As for sunscreen containing fruit acid, it is not necessary. Just choose sunscreen with SPF15 or above.

When using fruit acid products, it is safer to use them in cycles, using them for one month and then stopping for two weeks to give your skin ample opportunity to rest. Also, avoid using the product around the eyes and on the neck as the skin there is more delicate.

Don’t be too hasty when buying fruit acid products. You may want to apply the product to a small area first, wait for 5-10 minutes, and then check if there is any allergic reaction on the skin. If you find that your skin is red and painful, or there is an unbearable burning sensation, you should give up buying it. As for the fruit acid products used in beauty salons, there is currently no certain supervision, and the concentration of fruit acids varies, so you should be more careful when choosing. People who smoke for a long time or are exposed to secondhand smoke should not use fruit acid products because their skin is more sensitive and easily damaged. People with herpes should also not use high concentrations of fruit acid.

There are many indications for acid peels, the most common of which is skin rejuvenation, including the removal of superficial wrinkles and improving skin appearance. It can treat pigmentation, including liver spots and sun spots, which are common indications, but it is best to use it in combination with a spot remover for better results. Fruit acid can remove aging cuticles, prevent cuticle hyperplasia from clogging pores, and treat acne. Epidermal keratin hyperplasia, flat warts and acne scars caused by photodamage can also be treated with fruit acid peels. In addition, fruit acids can increase the effectiveness of topical medications, such as increasing the efficacy of steroids on psoriasis, chronic lichen dermatitis, and antifungal drugs on fungal infections.