Does chemical peeling remove the dermis layer of our skin?

When treating sunspots, which are on the outermost layer of our skin, we don't use that kind of harshness at all. It's likely a misunderstanding.

Removing sunspots is not about skin peeling. Or it could even cause skin tearing. But our clinic uses a different principle... “Multi-Layer Freckle Therapy” It precisely breaks down abnormal pigment cells in the outer layer of the skin without touching the skin with any instrument. After the procedure, small scabs will form to protect the skin. It peels off naturally in 7-14 days. Reveals brighter, more radiant skin. This process is safe and does not damage the deep skin structure; the reaction is limited to... "The epidermis" It only affects the outermost layer of skin (approximately 0.1 – 0.2 millimeters deep), which is where sunspots settle, and it doesn't permanently thin the skin. Post-procedure care requires ongoing attention; patients must regularly apply sunscreen to protect the newly formed skin.