Chemical Peel

Chemical Peel is a skin rejuvenation treatment that uses a safe chemical solution to gently remove the top layers of damaged or old skin. This controlled peeling process reveals fresh, new skin underneath that looks smoother, brighter, and more even. Chemical peels can be adjusted in strength to match your skin type and specific concerns. They are one of the most effective ways to refresh your skin and address signs of aging, sun damage, and acne.

How It Works

Our provider applies a specially formulated chemical solution to your face or other treatment areas. The solution causes the outer layer of skin to loosen and peel away over several days. This process removes dull, damaged skin cells and encourages your body to produce new collagen and healthier skin cells. Depending on the strength of the peel, it can reach different depths of the skin.

What It Improves

• Fine lines and wrinkles

• Sunspots, age spots, and uneven skin tone

• Acne and post-acne marks

• Rough, dull, or dry skin texture

• Enlarged pores

• Mild acne scars

• Overall skin brightness and glow

The Treatment Procedure

1. Consultation - Our provider evaluates your skin and discusses the best peel for you.

2. Preparation - The skin is cleaned and sometimes pre-treated with special creams.

3. Application - The chemical solution is carefully applied. You may feel a warm or tingling sensation.

Most people need a series of peels spaced a few weeks apart for the best results.

What to Expect During and After

• During - Mild stinging or warmth that lasts a few minutes.

• Immediately after - Skin may look red and feel tight.

• Next few days - Peeling, flaking, or shedding occurs. This is normal.

• Full results - New skin appears in one to two weeks. Improvements continue for several weeks as collagen builds.

Benefits

• Improves skin texture and tone

• Creates a brighter, more youthful glow

• Can be customized to your needs

• Relatively quick procedure

• Long-lasting results with good skincare and sun protection

Who Is a Good Candidate?

Chemical peels work well for most people who want to improve skin quality and have realistic expectations. They may not be suitable during pregnancy, if you have active cold sores, certain skin conditions, or very dark skin tones without proper evaluation.