WHAT IS CHEMICAL PEEL?
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WHAT IS CHEMICAL PEEL?
Customized approach. Refined techniques.
Confidence that feels natural.
A chemical peel is a skin-resurfacing treatment designed to improve tone, texture, and clarity by reducing dullness, fine lines, acne, and uneven pigmentation. It works by applying a carefully selected solution to gently exfoliate the outer layers of damaged skin, encouraging new, healthier skin to emerge.
Unlike surface cleansers or exfoliants used at home, chemical peels penetrate more deeply to target specific skin concerns at their source. The solution is applied in a controlled way and then neutralized or allowed to self-exfoliate, depending on the type of peel used. The procedure is typically quick and may involve mild tingling, with downtime varying based on the strength of the peel.
In the days following treatment, the skin gradually sheds and renews itself, revealing a smoother, brighter, and more even complexion that continues to improve as healing progresses.
A chemical peel is a skin-resurfacing treatment designed to improve tone, texture, and clarity by reducing dullness, fine lines, acne, and uneven pigmentation. It works by applying a carefully selected solution to gently exfoliate the outer layers of damaged skin, encouraging new, healthier skin to emerge.
Unlike surface cleansers or exfoliants used at home, chemical peels penetrate more deeply to target specific skin concerns at their source. The solution is applied in a controlled way and then neutralized or allowed to self-exfoliate, depending on the type of peel used. The procedure is typically quick and may involve mild tingling, with downtime varying based on the strength of the peel.
In the days following treatment, the skin gradually sheds and renews itself, revealing a smoother, brighter, and more even complexion that continues to improve as healing progresses.
PRE-CARE
Preparing Your Results
- Avoid retinoids, exfoliants, and strong active skincare for 3–5 days before treatment.
- Do not wax, shave, or use other hair removal methods on the area for at least 5–7 days prior.
- Limit sun exposure and avoid tanning for 1–2 weeks before your appointment.
- Arrive with clean skin—no makeup, sunscreen, or skincare products on the treatment area.
POST-CARE
Protecting Your Results
- Expect redness, dryness, or peeling for several days depending on peel strength—this is normal.
- Avoid sun exposure and wear SPF 30+ daily to protect healing skin.
- Use only gentle cleanser and moisturizer—avoid active ingredients (retinol, acids, scrubs) until fully healed.
- Do not pick, peel, or rub flaking skin to prevent irritation or scarring.
PRE-CARE
Preparing Your Results
- Avoid retinoids, exfoliants, and strong active skincare for 3–5 days before treatment.
- Do not wax, shave, or use other hair removal methods on the area for at least 5–7 days prior.
- Limit sun exposure and avoid tanning for 1–2 weeks before your appointment.
- Arrive with clean skin—no makeup, sunscreen, or skincare products on the treatment area.
POST-CARE
Protecting Your Results
- Expect redness, dryness, or peeling for several days depending on peel strength—this is normal.
- Avoid sun exposure and wear SPF 30+ daily to protect healing skin.
- Use only gentle cleanser and moisturizer—avoid active ingredients (retinol, acids, scrubs) until fully healed.
- Do not pick, peel, or rub flaking skin to prevent irritation or scarring.
FAQS
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQS
Frequently Asked Questions
