Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Chemical Peel.

Your treatment begins with a consultation and skin cleanse. We apply a tailored peel; you may feel tingling or warmth. After neutralization and soothing, we finish with protective serums and SPF. Total time is typically 30–60 minutes; downtime varies by peel strength.

Most clients benefit from a series of three to six peels spaced several weeks apart. Exact number depends on concerns, peel depth, and skin response; your clinician will recommend a personalized schedule after assessment.

Downtime varies by peel strength. Light peels may cause minimal redness with little to no shedding, while medium or deep peels can produce several days to two weeks of peeling, redness, and sensitivity. We provide aftercare instructions and products to support healing.

Yes — many peels reduce active breakouts, unclog pores, and improve post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Medium-depth peels can help shallow scarring by promoting collagen remodeling. A combined treatment plan with topical therapy often yields the best long-term results.

Yes — when selected and applied by experienced clinicians. We tailor peel strength and ingredients to your skin tone, sensitivity, and medical history to minimize risks like irritation or pigmentation. A patch test and consultation ensure the safest approach.

Prepare by avoiding strong exfoliants, retinoids, and direct sun exposure for one to two weeks. Disclose medications, recent procedures, and skin history. Your clinician may recommend pre-conditioning with topical products to optimize safety and outcomes.