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This study aims to compare the effects of vitamin C 40% peeling with AHA peeling on skin conditions over time.

June 27, 2026Journal of the Korean Society of Cosmetology

Effects of VitaminC Peeling on Skin Condition Improvement

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HJHyun-Joo JoChangshin University YOYun-kyoung OhChangshin University

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Randomized trial compares vitamin C peeling and AHA peeling effectiveness on skin conditions in women, indicating sustained benefits from vitamin C treatment.

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This study aims to compare the effects of vitamin C 40% peeling with AHA peeling on skin conditions over time.
Randomly assigned adult women to vitamin C 40% peeling or AHA peeling groups.
Evaluated skin conditions at five time points: before treatment, immediately after and one week post-first peeling, immediately after and one week post-second peeling.
Parameters assessed included skin moisture, sebum, elasticity, roughness, and pigmentation.
In the vitamin C group, sebum levels decreased after each session and remained lower at the one-week follow-up.
Pigmentation showed noticeable improvement immediately after peeling, maintained until the final measurement.
Elasticity increased temporarily after vitamin C peeling but gradually returned to baseline; AHA peeling effects were more transient.

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Jo et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a3f69caaea7db3c19540863 https://doi.org/10.52660/jksc.2026.32.3.685

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Randomized trial compares vitamin C peeling and AHA peeling effectiveness on skin conditions in women, indicating sustained benefits from vitamin C treatment.

Effects of VitaminC Peeling on Skin Condition Improvement

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Effects of VitaminC Peeling on Skin Condition Improvement

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