What can be added to a superficial peel to enhance its effects?

Adding 10% Retinol to a superficial peel can significantly enhance its effects. Retinol, a derivative of vitamin A, is known for its ability to accelerate cell turnover and promote exfoliation, making it an effective adjunct to a superficial peel. Its combination with the acids used in superficial peels can help improve skin texture, tone, and clarity while also addressing concerns like fine lines and post-acne scarring.

The synergistic action of retinol with the peel can lead to deeper skin rejuvenation than either treatment could achieve independently. This is particularly beneficial in clinical settings where more comprehensive results are desired, creating a multifaceted approach to skin treatments.

In contrast, while the other options may have certain benefits for skin health, they do not provide the same enhancing effect when combined with a superficial peel as retinol does. Hyaluronic acid primarily serves as a hydrating agent without the same level of exfoliation or active cellular turnover. Vitamin C offers antioxidant benefits and can brighten the skin but does not enhance the peel’s effectiveness in the way retinol does. Glycolic acid, on the other hand, is an exfoliant in its own right and is typically used directly as a peel, so adding it to a superficial peel could lead to over