CHEMICAL PEELS

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A chemical peel is a skin treatment that uses specialized acids to exfoliate the top layers of the skin, helping to improve texture, tone, and overall skin clarity. As the skin renews itself, it reveals smoother, brighter, healthier-looking skin.

Chemical peels can improve:

• Uneven skin tone
• Sun damage
• Hyperpigmentation and dark spots
• Acne and acne scars
• Fine lines and wrinkles
• Rough or dull skin texture
• Congested pores

Not always. Some lighter peels cause little to no visible peeling, while medium-depth peels may cause flaking or shedding of the skin over several days.

Peeling varies depending on the type and strength of the peel.

Downtime depends on the depth of the peel:

• Light peels: minimal downtime, possible mild dryness or flaking
• Medium peels: several days of peeling or redness
• Deeper peels: longer recovery time

Many patients can return to normal activities right away with lighter peels.

Most patients experience a mild tingling or warming sensation during treatment. The feeling usually lasts only a few minutes and subsides quickly.

Many patients notice brighter, smoother skin within a few days, with continued improvement as the skin renews itself over the following week.

For maintenance and skin health, chemical peels are often recommended every 4–6 weeks, depending on the type of peel and your skin goals.

Yes, many peels can be customized for sensitive skin using gentler formulations designed to improve skin health without causing irritation.

Yes. Chemical peels can help clear clogged pores, reduce oil production, and calm inflammation, making them a helpful treatment for acne-prone skin.

Patients are often advised to pause retinoids, exfoliating acids, and strong actives for several days before treatment to reduce the risk of irritation.

Yes. Chemical peels are often used alongside treatments like Microneedling or DiamondGlow facial to enhance overall skin rejuvenation.

No. When used appropriately, chemical peels actually help stimulate skin renewal and collagen production.

Light peels can be great for a skin refresh, but medium-depth peels should be scheduled at least 1–2 weeks before important events.

Disclaimer: Chemical peels are cosmetic treatments intended to enhance the skin’s appearance through exfoliation and rejuvenation. Results and downtime may vary based on skin type, peel depth, and individual factors. All chemical peel procedures should be conducted under professional guidance, with proper post-treatment care, including avoiding sun exposure and using gentle skincare products. This treatment is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any medical skin conditions. Always consult with a qualified practitioner to determine the appropriate peel for your skin type and needs.