Predictive Factors of Better Patient Satisfaction After Phenol-Croton Peel: A Retrospective Study of 102 Patients.

Additionally, the reduction observed between the more than 3 month‐ and beyond 15‐month follow‐up periods was borderline significant (5/16 or 31.25%, p = 0.062) (Table 4 ). 4 Discussion This study identified three key factors associated with higher GSI scores following phenol–croton oil peeling: full‐face treatment, older patient age, and the absence of cutaneous side effects.

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Full‐face treatment, although not statistically significant in the final model, showed a trend toward association and contributed to the overall adjustment.

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The proportion of cutaneous side effects showed a decreasing trend over the follow‐up periods after the procedure.

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