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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Chemical Peel (non-medical).
During your appointment, a licensed aesthetician evaluates skin, selects an acid blend, cleanses and applies the peel. You may feel mild tingling. Treatment concludes with a soothing serum and SPF. Sessions typically last thirty to forty-five minutes depending on customization.
Downtime depends on peel strength; light peels often cause minimal redness and flaking for a few days, while medium peels may involve several days of peeling and sensitivity. Your provider will recommend post-care and timing between sessions to minimize downtime.
We usually recommend a series of three to six peels spaced four to six weeks apart, depending on your skin concerns and tolerance. Regular maintenance peels can sustain results. Your aesthetician will create a personalized schedule during consultation.
Yes—when properly customized. We assess sensitivity, select milder acids like lactic or mandelic, and adjust concentration. Patch tests and conservative protocols reduce risk. Discuss your skin history so we can recommend the safest, most effective approach for your sensitivity level.
Yes—peels can complement facials, microdermabrasion, and injectables, but timing matters. We recommend spacing aggressive treatments to reduce irritation risk. Your technician will design a treatment plan coordinating procedures and recovery, ensuring optimal results and safe healing.
Aftercare includes gentle cleansing, daily SPF application, and hydrating serums to support healing. Avoid retinoids, exfoliants, and direct sun exposure until skin fully recovers. Follow your provider's specific instructions and contact us for concerns such as excessive redness or prolonged irritation.