The VI Peel is a medical-grade chemical peel designed to improve skin tone, texture, clarity, and overall skin health by stimulating healthy cell turnover.

What skin concerns does the VI Peel treat?

The VI Peel can help improve acne, acne scarring, hyperpigmentation, melasma, sun damage, uneven tone, fine lines, rough texture, and dull skin.

Is the VI Peel safe for all skin types?

When properly selected and performed, the VI Peel is considered safe for a wide range of skin types and tones. A consultation is recommended to determine the best option for your skin.

Does the VI Peel hurt?

Most clients experience mild to moderate tingling or warmth during application, which is very tolerable and temporary.

How long is the downtime after a VI Peel?

Peeling typically begins around day 2 to 3 and lasts several days, with fresher, smoother skin appearing by about day 7.

How much will my skin peel?

Peeling varies by person. Some experience light flaking while others have more visible shedding. Both are normal parts of the skin renewal process.

When will I see results from a VI Peel?

Many clients notice brighter, smoother skin within about a week, with continued improvement over the following weeks.

Do I need to avoid the sun after a VI Peel?

Yes. Sun protection is critical after a peel because your skin is more sensitive to UV exposure during healing.

Why is barrier care important after a VI Peel?

Supporting the skin barrier helps reduce irritation, improve healing, protect the skin during recovery, and maintain long-term results.

How do I book a VI Peel?

You can book your VI Peel or schedule a consultation directly through dianeshad.com.

VI Peel FAQs in Orange City, FL | What to Expect & Results

VI Peel FAQs

If you’re considering a VI Peel, it’s normal to have questions about what it does, how it feels, and what recovery looks like. Below you’ll find answers to the most common questions I get from clients, so you can feel confident and informed before your treatment.

The VI Peel is a medical-grade chemical peel designed to improve skin tone, texture, clarity, and overall skin health. It works by exfoliating damaged outer layers of skin and stimulating healthy cell turnover, revealing smoother, brighter, more even-looking skin.
The VI Peel can help improve:
- Acne and breakouts
- Acne scarring and post-inflammatory marks
- Hyperpigmentation and melasma
- Sun damage and uneven skin tone
- Fine lines and early signs of aging
- Rough texture and dull skin
- Congestion and enlarged pores
It’s a versatile treatment that can be customized based on your skin’s needs and goals.
When properly selected and performed, the VI Peel is considered safe for a wide range of skin types and tones. A professional consultation is always important to make sure the correct peel and protocol are chosen for your skin, especially if you’re prone to sensitivity or pigmentation.
Most clients describe the application as mild to moderately tingly or warm, but very tolerable. The sensation usually subsides quickly. Any temporary discomfort is short-lived and part of the normal process.
You can expect:
- Peeling to begin around day 2–3
- Visible shedding for several days
- Fresher, smoother skin by about day 7
The peeling phase is normal and expected. You’ll receive detailed aftercare instructions to protect your skin barrier and support proper healing.
Peeling varies from person to person. Some experience light flaking, while others have more noticeable shedding. Either way, this is a sign your skin is renewing itself and creating healthier new skin underneath.
Many clients notice brighter, smoother skin within about a week after their peel. Improvements in tone, texture, acne, and pigmentation continue over the following weeks as the skin continues to renew itself.
Depending on your skin concerns and goals, VI Peels are often done in a series or spaced out every few months. Your treatment plan will be customized based on your skin and how it responds.
You’ll typically be advised to avoid makeup for a short period after your peel to allow your skin to heal properly. Your aftercare instructions will give you clear guidance on when it’s safe to resume makeup and normal skincare.
Yes. Sun protection is critical after a peel. Your skin will be more sensitive to UV exposure while it’s healing. Daily sunscreen and sun avoidance are essential to protect your results and prevent pigmentation.
Your skin barrier plays a major role in healing, comfort, and long-term results. Supporting your barrier helps:
- Reduce irritation and sensitivity
- Improve healing time
- Protect your skin during recovery
- Maintain healthier skin long-term
That’s why every VI Peel treatment is paired with a barrier-first approach to skincare before and after your peel.
The VI Peel may be a great option if you want to improve acne, pigmentation, texture, or early signs of aging and are ready to follow proper aftercare and sun protection. A consultation is the best way to determine if this treatment is right for your skin.
You can book your VI Peel or schedule a consultation directly through dianeshad.com. I’ll help you choose the best approach for your skin and create a personalized, barrier-supportive plan.

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