Image

chemical peels

  • Mandelic Peel

    Appropriate for sensitive skin, reduces appearance in skin redness and pore size, improves skin tone and texture, improves skin smoothness, minimizes mild chrono- or photo-aging and mild hyperpigmented skin.

  • Lactic, Glycolic + Salicylic Chemical Peel

    Exfoliating acids, appropriate for both dry and oily skin types, reduce fine lines and wrinkles, smooth rough texture, lighten dark spots, reduce active acne and treat folliculitis.
    {pricing determined during consultation}

  • Jessners Peel

    This medium depth peel is used for more extensive damage to the skin than glycolic or salicylic peels can improve. It is made up of a combination of salicylic acid, lactic acid and resorcinol, and is an excellent treatment for hyperpigmentation and sundamaged skin. The client should expect redness and flaking in the 3-5 days following application of the peel.
    {pricing determined during consultation}

  • Vitalize Peel

    Vitalize Peel is a popular chemical peel that delivers results you can see with minimal downtime; it is best for skin types with mild to moderate skin imperfections as determined by your physician.

    APPROPRIATE FOR: mild to moderate skin imperfections as determined by your physician
    PURPOSE: smooth the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles and roughness
    RESULTS: noticeable results after just one peel, compelling results after three to six peels
    {pricing determined during consultation}

How often should I get a chemical peel?

The frequency of chemical peels depends on the type and strength of the peel. For mild peels like mandelic, you can get them every 2-4 weeks. Medium-depth peels like Jessner's may be done every 4-6 weeks. Always follow your provider's recommendations based on your skin type and concerns.

Are chemical peels safe for all skin types?

Chemical peels can be safe for all skin types when performed by a trained professional. At our practice, we offer various peels suitable for different skin types, from sensitive to oily. For example, the mandelic peel is appropriate for sensitive skin, while the VI Peel is suitable for a range of skin types with mild to moderate imperfections.

What skin concerns can chemical peels address?

Chemical peels can address a wide range of skin concerns, including fine lines and wrinkles, uneven skin tone, rough texture, hyperpigmentation, sun damage, acne, and enlarged pores. The specific concerns addressed depend on the type of peel used.

Is there downtime after a chemical peel?

Downtime varies depending on the type and strength of the peel. Lighter peels like mandelic may have minimal to no downtime. Medium-depth peels like Jessner's may cause redness and flaking for 3-5 days following application.

How long do the results of a chemical peel last?

The duration of results varies depending on the type of peel and your skin care routine. Generally, you may notice improvements after just one peel, but for optimal results, a series of peels is often recommended. For example, with the VI Peel, compelling results are typically seen after three peels.