Medically Reviewed by Jabeen Begum, MD on August 22, 2023
Question 1/15

Which is most popular?

  • Dermabrasion
  • Microdermabrasion
  • Chemical peeling
Question 2/15

Chemical peeling might help treat acne.

  • True
  • False
Question 3/15

For best results, you need to go more than one time for:

  • Deep chemical peels
  • Microdermabrasion
  • Dermabrasion
Question 4/15

What’s one difference between a chemical peel and dermabrasion?

  • How well they fix various flaws
  • Dermabrasion is quicker
  • A chemical peel doesn’t hurt
Question 5/15

On average, which treatment costs the most?

  • Microdermabrasion
  • A chemical peel
  • Intense pulsed light treatment
Question 6/15

A “lunchtime” peel:

  • Can be done in an hour
  • Works best in the afternoon
  • Is risky if you’re under 30
Question 7/15

What usually works better for wrinkles around the eyes and on the lips?

  • A facelift
  • Laser resurfacing
  • Both
Question 8/15

Chemical peels sold for home use are generally considered:

  • Dangerous, and should be avoided
  • Safe when used properly
  • As good as a doctor’s treatment
Question 9/15

You can get a chemical peel on:

  • Just your face
  • Your face and neck
  • Your face, neck, chest, and hands
Question 10/15

A deep chemical peel every few years can keep your face looking young.

  • True
  • False
Question 11/15

Deep chemical peels may be more likely to cause skin problems if you have:

  • Acne scars
  • Dark skin
  • Sun damage
Question 12/15

You might not be a good candidate for a chemical peel or dermabrasion treatment if you:

  • Use medicine for severe acne
  • Are over age 50
  • Dye your hair
Question 13/15

Laser therapy doesn’t work to treat early signs of aging.

  • True
  • False
Question 14/15

Laser or light-based skin treatments can help:

  • Freckles and scars
  • Discoloration and varicose veins
  • All of the above
Question 15/15

Dermabrasion can prevent wrinkles.

  • True
  • False