Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Peel.

A Peel is a professional chemical peel applied by a licensed esthetician as part of a facial. It works by removing outer skin layers to enhance texture, calm irritation, and promote regeneration, improving appearance and treating scarring over time.

No. Our Peel must be added to a facial and is not offered alone. This ensures proper skin preparation, assessment, and aftercare by the esthetician to maximize safety and results.

Recovery depends on peel strength. Light peels have minimal downtime, while medium peels may cause peeling and redness for several days to a week. Your esthetician will explain expected healing time and provide aftercare to support recovery.

Peels can be safe for many skin types, but not every formula suits every tone or sensitivity. We evaluate skin, medical history, and medications to customize treatment and may recommend a patch test or alternative approach.

Many clients benefit from a series of peels—often three to six sessions spaced several weeks apart—depending on goals like scar improvement or tone correction. Your esthetician will recommend a personalized plan.

Aftercare includes avoiding sun exposure, applying broad-spectrum sunscreen, using gentle cleansers and hydrating moisturizers, and skipping retinoids or exfoliants until cleared by your esthetician. Follow our specific instructions and contact us for concerns.