A chemical peel is a professional exfoliating treatment that improves skin tone, texture, and clarity by removing damaged outer layers of skin. Chemical peels help address concerns such as hyperpigmentation, fine lines, acne, and sun damage when performed as part of a customized treatment plan.

No. Chemical peels work best as a series of treatments. Pigmentation, acne, and aging concerns develop over time, and gradual, progressive treatments provide safer and more effective results with less risk of irritation or rebound pigmentation.

Downtime depends on the type and strength of the peel. Some peels cause little to no visible peeling, while others may involve light to moderate flaking for several days. Your peel will be selected based on your skin type, goals, and lifestyle.

Chemical peels are suitable for many skin types and concerns, but not every peel is appropriate for every client. A professional skin assessment is essential to determine the safest and most effective option for your skin

Proper aftercare protects your skin while it heals and helps prevent irritation, infection, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Following professional guidance ensures optimal results and long-term skin health.

Avoid sun exposure, excessive heat, sweating, exfoliation, and active skincare ingredients until your skin has fully healed. Picking or peeling the skin should always be avoided.

Your skincare routine will be gradually reintroduced based on the type of peel performed and how your skin responds. I will provide personalized instructions to guide you safely through the healing process.

Yes. Using the correct professional home care products supports healing, maintains results, and helps protect your skin between treatments. Home care is a key part of achieving the best possible outcome from chemical peels.