Science
Explore scientific publications, clinical indications and case reviews.
Explore science1.1 · Introduction
International Peelings Society
Science. Safety. Clinical education.
A scientific society bringing together chemical peeling knowledge, professional education and international clinical exchange.
1.3 · In 30 seconds
The essentials
One society. Three priorities. A clear place to start.
IPSC means International Peelings Society .com. The final C refers to the .com domain, distinguishing this website from organisations using .org or other domain extensions. This website brings together professionals interested in chemical peeling science, responsible practice and clinical education.
2.1 · Science & education
Our mission
A connected approach to chemical peeling: understand the science, keep safety central and continue learning through professional exchange.
Explore scientific publications, clinical indications and case reviews.
Explore science
Find resources on preparation, precautions and side effects.
Explore safetyDiscover training, mentorship and opportunities for clinical exchange.
Explore training2.2 · Clinical science
Clinical science
Explore clinical topics and their scientific context.
Discover resources organised around clinical indications, with links to the society’s scientific content and chemical peeling platform.
Explore resources on melasma and hyperpigmentation.
Explore melasma
Explore the dedicated acne page and its clinical context.
Explore acne
Discover the scientific and clinical context of skin ageing.
Explore photoaging2.3 · Safety & ingredients
Safety resources
Preparation. Precautions. Ingredient awareness.
Explore the society’s resources on undesirable ingredients and ingredient-related concerns.
Explore ingredient resources
Read the dedicated resources on endocrine-disrupting substances.
Read the dedicated resources2.4 · Education & exchange
Keep learning
Choose your next step: explore mentorship, consult the training calendar or discover the case-submission pathway.
Read about learning chemical peeling and its clinical foundations.
Explore clinical educationDiscover hands-on training and the practical arrangements for physicians.
Explore practical trainingContact the chemical peeling team with your professional questions.
Contact the team2.4 · Education & exchange
Human expertise. Intelligent tools.
Clinical experience meets digital expertise.
Our direction for artificial intelligence starts with people: Dr Alain Tenenbaum and Mauro Tiziani bring long-standing chemical peeling experience together with webmaster and web design expertise. Their complementary perspectives connect clinical knowledge, scientific exchange and the design of useful digital resources.
IPSC President · 2026–2029. Facial plastic surgery and aesthetic medicine, with long-standing clinical and digital experience. Moderator of the AI session at DASIL 2026, with participating dermatologists.
IPSC President-Elect · President 2029–2032. Molecular biology, chemical peeling expertise and digital design experience.
Scientific dialogue at DASIL 2026. Dr Alain Tenenbaum’s role as moderator of the AI session, with participating dermatologists, connects this approach with discussion of artificial intelligence in medical practice.
Help locate publications, organise references and prepare source-linked summaries for expert review.
Connect indications with relevant scientific resources and support the preparation of educational material.
Structure case information and highlight questions to discuss with an experienced physician, while respecting patient confidentiality.
Expert-led by design. AI can assist research and organisation. Clinical interpretation, patient assessment and treatment decisions remain with qualified professionals. This section presents our approach; it does not provide an automated diagnosis or an autonomous treatment service.
2.5 · People & expertise
People & heritage
Meet the society’s leadership and discover figures featured in its chemical peeling heritage.
Chemical peeling heritage
Chemical peeling heritage
2.6 · Membership
Connect with the society
Discover the IPSC membership pathway and professional connections.
Explore the society’s membership information and choose the pathway that matches your professional interests.
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3.1 · FAQ
Your questions
Find your way around the society and its resources.
IPSC means International Peelings Society .com. The final C refers to the .com domain, distinguishing this website from organisations using .org or other domain extensions. The International Peelings Society is a scientific society dedicated to chemical peeling science, professional education, responsible clinical practice and international scientific exchange.
Explore the related page →Explore the scientific framework and indication-specific clinical resources on chemicalpeeling.com.
Explore the related page →The safety and clinical risk page on chemicalpeeling.com covers patient screening, precautions, aftercare and incident response.
Explore the related page →Start with the clinical education guide on chemicalpeeling.com and follow the practical training links for physicians.
Explore the related page →Visit the IPSC membership pathway on aestheticmedicine.directory to review the application options.
Explore the related page →Visit the Board page to discover the society’s leadership and scientific board.
Explore the related page →IPSC’s approach connects AI-assisted research, educational resources and expert workflows with the long-standing clinical and digital experience of Dr Alain Tenenbaum and Mauro Tiziani. Dr Alain Tenenbaum is moderator of the AI session at DASIL 2026, with participating dermatologists. AI supports information organisation; clinical interpretation and treatment decisions remain with qualified professionals.
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Take the next step
Become part of the chemical peeling conversation.
Explore membership, discover the society’s resources or contact us to discuss your professional interests.