Chemical Peels
Targeted exfoliation to refresh, resurface, and reveal smoother, brighter skin.
Targeted exfoliation to refresh, resurface, and reveal smoother, brighter skin.
A professional exfoliating treatment that removes dead skin cells and improves overall skin texture and tone.
Chemical peels are medical-grade treatments designed to improve skin clarity, smooth texture, and reduce visible signs of aging or sun damage. By applying a controlled solution of acids, the outer layer of damaged skin is exfoliated, allowing healthier, more radiant skin to emerge.
This treatment is ideal for patients who want visible improvement in tone, texture, pigmentation, and fine lines, or who want to complement other advanced skincare treatments.
Chemical peels use a carefully formulated blend of acids, often including glycolic, salicylic, lactic, or trichloroacetic acid (TCA), to exfoliate the skin.
Chemical peels vary in depth from superficial (light) to medium-strength, with the appropriate formula selected for your skin type and goals.
Chemical peels are suitable for many patients but are personalized based on skin type, tone, and goals.
You may be a good candidate if you:
When performed by a trained professional, chemical peels are safe for most skin types and tones. The strength and formulation are customized to reduce the risk of irritation or post-inflammatory pigmentation. Pre- and post-treatment care is critical for optimal results and minimizing downtime.
Superficial peels may show immediate brightness and improved texture. Medium-strength peels typically require a few days of peeling before results are visible. Full benefits develop over 1–2 weeks.
A series of 3–6 peels spaced 2–4 weeks apart is often recommended for optimal results. Maintenance peels can be performed as needed based on skin goals.
During treatment, the solution is applied to the skin and left for a controlled period. Patients may feel a mild tingling or warmth. Afterward, some redness and flaking are common, especially with medium-strength peels.
Yes. Superficial and medium peels are generally safe for most skin types. A consultation ensures the correct peel type and formulation for your skin tone and concerns.
Downtime varies based on peel strength. Superficial peels have minimal to no downtime, while medium peels may involve 3–7 days of flaking and redness.
Yes. Peels are often combined with injectables, microneedling, facials, or customized skincare to enhance overall results.