Clinical Chemical Peels
Improve skin tone, texture, and clarity with customized medical-grade chemical peels tailored to your skin concerns.
Chemical peels are topically applied medical-grade formulas that exfoliate and rejuvenate the skin. By removing damaged outer skin layers, chemical peels reveal smoother, more uniform, and younger-looking skin underneath. They are effective treatments for fine lines, wrinkles, roughness, sun damage, and acne.
Targeted Concerns
Clinical chemical peels exfoliate and rejuvenate to address skin tone, texture, and congestion concerns.
- Acne & Congestion
- Hyperpigmentation & Sun Damage
- Melasma
- Rough Skin Texture
- Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Our Chemical Peel Offerings
Medium-Depth Corrective Peels
Medium-depth clinical peels are formulated to improve skin tone, texture, and clarity while providing visible rejuvenation. By gently removing damaged surface skin layers, these peels stimulate natural collagen production, soften fine lines, and smooth away roughness.
- Sun Damage & Pigment Correction: Targets stubborn dark spots, sun freckles, melasma, and post-inflammatory discoloration.
- Texture & Anti-Aging Renewal: Smooths rough texture, softens fine lines, and restores firmness and elasticity.
- Blemish & Pore Clarifying: Helps balance excess oil, clears congested pores, and improves acne-prone skin.
Light Refreshing Peels
Gentle superficial peels provide immediate brightening and cellular renewal with minimal recovery time. Ideal before special events or as ongoing maintenance.
- Radiance Boost: Gently exfoliates dull surface cells for a fresh, glowing complexion with minimal downtime.
- Mild Imperfections: Smooths minor roughness and uneven tone, delivering visible improvement after just one treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is a good candidate for clinical chemical peels?
Chemical peels work well if you are dealing with dark spots, sun freckles, melasma, breakouts, uneven tone, or dull texture. Modern clinical formulations are safe for all skin tones, from light to deep. Peels are not recommended if you are pregnant, nursing, have open sores, or have taken Accutane in the last six months.
Does a medical-grade chemical peel hurt or burn?
You will feel a warm, tingling prickle for the first two or three minutes. The peel formula includes a gentle built-in numbing agent, so that warmth fades fast. We also give you a handheld fan to keep you comfortable throughout the application.
What does the peeling process look like, and how much downtime is required?
Peeling usually starts on day 3 around your mouth and nose, then works its way across your cheeks and forehead through day 6 or 7. It looks like flaking after a sunburn. You can go about your normal work day, but many clients prefer to keep a low profile on days 3 through 5 when peeling is most noticeable.
When do final results appear, and how many peels are recommended?
Fresh, bright skin shows through as soon as peeling wraps up around day 7 to 10. A single peel gives a quick radiance boost, while deeper concerns like stubborn sun damage, melasma, or acne marks usually take a series of 3 to 6 peels spaced about a month apart for the best transformation.
What aftercare rules should I follow while peeling?
Never pick or pull off peeling skin, as pulling can cause irritation or dark spots. Let skin shed naturally, keep it moisturized with the post-peel balm we provide, skip hot showers and sweaty workouts while actively peeling, and wear sunscreen with at least SPF 50 every single day.
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