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Review on Chemical Peels for Nail Surface Rejuvenation.
Introduction: Superficial nail plate abnormalities are a potential consequence of harsh cosmetic manicures and also manifest as a symptom of nail diseases such as nail lichen planus, nail psoriasis, and onychomycosis. Chemical peels for the nails may provide a solution to improve nail appearance. We reviewed articles that assessed the efficacy of using chemical peels for the nails.
Methods: Searches on PubMed were performed to identify studies that discussed the use of chemical peels on the nail published up to July 2022.
Results: A total of 4 studies with a total of 96 patients were found involving the use of chemical peels for the nail. It was found that there was marked improvement in aesthetic appearance for nail surface abnormalities induced by cosmetics.
Discussion/conclusion: Studies with larger sample sizes that compare the efficacy of doses, treatment length, and a standardized method to assess results are needed to determine best treatment protocol. Chemical peels for the nails may provide fast improvement of the appearance of the nail and be utilized as a supportive treatment in association with specific treatment.
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