Chemical Peels are used on the face, neck and decollate to remove layers of the skin to reduce the appearance of scars, fine lines and other blemishes. Chemical peels work well in a series and are often combined with other treatments and skin care products to enhance the results. Peels produce a more even skin tone and improve skin texture to give you the healthy, glowing skin you deserve.
Chemical Peels are for every skin concern and can get you to your glowiest state if received monthly! This is your maintenance treatment. Peels are formulated so beautifully nowadays that you might not even flake post chemical peel.
A Chemical Peel is an exfoliation and resurfacing treatment that gently unglues and peels away your skin’s topmost layers.
The goal is to rid your face of dead, unhealthy cells and allow smooth, dynamic cells waiting underneath to surface. If you’re looking to treat Sun/Age/Brown spots damage, or other minor, or major skin imperfections, chemical peels can help. Chemical Peels can also address concerns including fine lines, and unwanted freckles in a safe and effective way.
Treated areas may take a few days to heal fully after a medium or deep peel. During a deep chemical peel you may experience mild burning or itching sensation.
Since a chemical peel is an in-depth exfoliation, it's important that you don't exfoliate for at least 1 week before your appointment. In addition, watch out for ingredients in your daily skin care products that may have an exfoliating effect.
Results from peels that involve shedding of the skin are commonly noticed about one week after treatment.
The procedure can be a little uncomfortable, but most report that it is relatively painless.
It is common to notice shedding of the skin within 1-2 days of treatment. This shedding can last up to 5 days after treatment. We recommend scheduling chemical peels around your work schedule if you are concerned about the social downtime.
The goal of the consultation is to customize a treatment plan and experience with you in mind. This includes your physiology, your goals and expectations, your budget, your health and safety, and everything in between.