Chemical Peel
- reduce fine lines and wrinkles
- diminish small acne scars, clogged pores, and blemished skin
- reduce skin discoloration and superficial pigmentation
- revive and refresh pale and tired skin
- may prevent ingrown hair
- improve cell regeneration, promote collagen synthesis
- tighten and soften the appearance of skin
- reduce the size of pores
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How long does procedure last?
Usually the procedure lasts 30 minutes.
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How many treatments are recommended?
We recommend 6-10 treatments (depending on skin type), with intervals of 1 - 4 weeks.
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When to avoid glycolic peel?
Avoid receiving a glycolic peel if skin is: extremely sensitive, has tendency towards herpes, skin with couperose, if taking Vitamin A supplement, if have inflammatory acne, sunburned. Also avoid peels if pregnant or breastfeeding.
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What are the side effects?
On occasion some redness and itchiness will occur temporarily after the treatment. Skin may feel tight and dry within the next 24-hours. Flaking skin can result, and that is a good sign that the treatment is working. This may last for up to a week.
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What procedures to avoid PRIOR the treatment?
• 1 month prior, avoid laser treatment and fillers • 1 week prior, avoid other peels, hair removal, sun exposure, vitamin A, or antibiotics
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What recommendations to follow POST treatment?
• Do not remove flaky skin • Avoid sun and use SPF 50 daily, for up to 3 weeks • no Vitamin A or antibiotics, for up to 1 week • no hair removal, for up to 1 week Ask our professional aestheticians what at home skin care regiment is best suited for your skin type to prolong and enhance the results.
