New Jersey State Board Esthetics Practice Exam

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Which treatment is typically used for improving the appearance of damaged skin?

Chemical peel
Hot stone massage
Aromatherapy
Deep tissue massage

The correct answer is: Chemical peel

A chemical peel is typically used for improving the appearance of damaged skin because it involves the application of a chemical solution that exfoliates the outer layers of skin. This process can help to remove dead skin cells, reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and improve skin texture and tone. Chemical peels can also address issues such as acne scars, sun damage, and hyperpigmentation by promoting the regeneration of new skin cells and stimulating collagen production. The result is often a brighter, smoother complexion. In contrast, hot stone massage, aromatherapy, and deep tissue massage primarily focus on relaxation, stress relief, and muscle tension rather than specifically targeting skin damage or aesthetic improvement. While these treatments can contribute to overall well-being and might indirectly benefit the skin by reducing stress and improving circulation, they do not have the same targeted effects on skin issues as a chemical peel does.