Chemical peels are highly customized to your skin type, skin tone, the condition being treated, sensitivity, medical history, current skincare and previous treatments. We select the formulation, strength and depth to match your goals and recovery needs.
Recovery & Results
Daily activities: Often resume quickly after a light peel; medium-depth peels require downtime.
Visible recovery: Light peels generally heal in 1–7 days; medium-depth peels in 7–14 days.
Results: Assess once healed; lighter peels may need a series.
Your Questions, Answered
Visible shedding does not measure every benefit.
No. Let it shed naturally and follow your skincare restart plan.
Peel Options
Lactic Peel
Lactic acid is an alpha hydroxy acid used for superficial exfoliation. It may suit dry or dull skin, but sensitive skin still needs assessment.
Glycolic Peel
Glycolic acid may improve surface texture, uneven tone and selected acne concerns. Strength and application determine how intensive the peel is.
Jessner’s Peel
Jessner’s peels combine exfoliating ingredients for selected acne, pigment and texture concerns. Formulation and treatment depth can vary.
Salicylic Peel
Salicylic acid may help oily, congested and acne-prone skin. Irritation is possible, so the peel is tailored to your skin and current products.
TCA Peel
TCA can treat selected sun damage, fine lines and texture changes. Concentration and technique determine depth, recovery and pigment risk.
Peel depth changes both recovery and risk. Tell us about pigment changes, cold sores, recent procedures and current skincare before treatment. Let peeling skin shed naturally.