Utah Esthetics Written State Practice Exam

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What is the necessary peel depth to affect the papillary dermis?

Superficial
Medium
Deep
Light

The correct answer is: Medium

The necessary peel depth to affect the papillary dermis is considered medium. Medium-depth peels penetrate deeper than superficial peels but are not as intense as deep peels. This depth is significant because it allows for improvement in skin texture and tone, as well as the treatment of certain skin conditions such as acne scars or pigmentation issues. By reaching the papillary dermis, the medium-depth peel can stimulate collagen production, leading to more significant and longer-lasting results compared to superficial peels, which only affect the outer layer of the skin (epidermis) without reaching the deeper structures necessary for enhancing skin quality. Deep peels, while effective for more profound skin issues, pose a higher risk of complications and require longer recovery times. Light peels do not penetrate deeply enough to achieve the desired effects on the papillary dermis.