Advanced Chemical Peel

Service Description

Why Get a Chemical Peel? The primary purpose of a chemical peel is to enhance overall skin health and appearance. Chemical peels can: Reverse Signs of Aging: Promote new skin cell regeneration and stimulate collagen and elastin production. Improve Skin Texture: Smooth out fine lines and wrinkles. Treat Specific Skin Conditions: Address hyperpigmentation, age spots, acne scarring, excessive oil, acne breakouts, enlarged pores, poor circulation, and skin laxity. How Do Chemical Peels Work? Chemical peels are non-invasive, epidermal exfoliating treatments that aid in cellular turnover, allowing healthier skin to rejuvenate. Here's how they work: Exfoliation: Professionally applied peel solutions exfoliate dead skin cells and surface buildup. Clearing Congestion: Help clear congestion, allowing healthy skin cells to rise to the surface. Reveal Fresh Skin: Reveal deeper layers of fresh, untouched skin. Natural Ingredients: Formulated with ingredients naturally found in the skin and body for optimal results and minimal side effects. What is a Chemical Peel Treatment Like? Application: Medicated solutions of varying strengths are applied to the skin in layers. Sensation: During treatment, you may feel stinging, pin-prickling, heat, or tightness. Peeling: Depending on the peel strength, the outermost skin layers will flake and peel over 5-7 days, revealing fresh skin underneath. Redness: Increased skin redness is common and usually dissipates within 7-10 days. Aftercare and Recommendations: Sun and Exercise: Avoid direct sun exposure and exercise for at least 24 hours post-treatment. Consultation: Discuss with your Licensed Medical Aesthetician to determine the best peel for you. Who Should Avoid Chemical Peels? Chemical peels are not recommended for individuals who: Have had a resurfacing skin procedure (laser, light therapy, chemical peel) within the past two weeks. Have had Botox or other injectables within the past week. Have used Retin-A within the past four days. Have used Isotretinoin (Accutane) in the past six months. Have waxed or sugared within the past 72 hours. Have a contagious skin disease or infection, such as an active cold sore. Have active acne. Have cancer. Are on blood thinners. Have sunburn or windburn. Have open skin lesions. Experience the rejuvenating benefits of chemical peels and improve your skin's health and appearance. Contact us today to schedule your consultation and treatment.