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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Chemical Peel.
A Chemical Peel exfoliates the outer skin using acids to remove dead cells, stimulate cell turnover, and target concerns like pigmentation, fine lines, acne, and texture. Depth and formula determine results and downtime; your esthetician recommends the right peel for your needs.
Yes with professional assessment. Lighter peels and specific acids minimize irritation and reduce post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation risk. A patch test and gradual treatment plan help ensure safety for sensitive or darker skin tones.
Recovery depends on peel strength—mild peels have little downtime, while medium or deep peels require several days to two weeks for peeling and redness to subside. Follow post-care, sun protection, and avoid picking for best healing.
Yes. Superficial to medium peels unclog pores, decrease bacterial load, and promote cell turnover to improve active acne. Repeated treatments and combination with topical skincare or in-office microneedling yield better improvement in acne scarring.
Most clients see improvement after one peel, but a series of three to six sessions spaced weeks apart is often recommended for significant texture or pigmentation correction. Your esthetician will create a tailored plan based on skin condition and goals.
Apply gentle moisturizers and broad-spectrum SPF daily; avoid active ingredients like retinols and exfoliants until healed. Keep skin hydrated, avoid sun exposure, hot water, and makeup for the first 24–72 hours. Follow your esthetician's personalized post-peel instructions.