Chemical Peels
Transform your skin with the customizable power of a chemical peel—a proven treatment designed to refine texture, even tone, and restore a radiant complexion. Our skilled estheticians apply a tailored chemical solution to gently exfoliate and shed damaged skin, revealing a fresher, more vibrant you. With options ranging from light to medium-depth peels, we craft the perfect plan for your goals—delivering results you can trust, with care you can feel.
Refresh your complexion—book your chemical peel session now and experience the confidence of smoother, brighter skin.
- Fine lines
- Sun damage
- Acne scarring
- Uneven pigmentation
- Acne
- Uneven texture
- Dry skin
1 hour
- Face
- Neck
- Chest
- Hands
- Back
- (Anywhere)
Frequency
Every 4 to 6 weeks
Exfoliating Dead Skin Cells
A precise solution lifts away dead skin cells and oil, clearing the way for a revitalized complexion.
Stimulating Skin Renewal
As old skin sheds, your body generates new cells, unveiling a brighter, healthier surface.
Boosting Collagen Production
Medium-depth peels enhance elasticity by encouraging collagen production, softening signs of aging.
Avoid direct UV exposure like tanning, sun bathing, and sun burning.
Avoid skin-sensitizing ingredients like AHA/BHA, Hydroquinone, Retinol, Tazorac, and Differin for one week before treatment.
Avoid heavy makeup and sweating for 24-48 hours post-treatment.
Use SPF daily as your skin may be more sensitive to sun exposure.
Avoid UV exposure for 5-7 days post-treatment.
Avoid exfoliation until the shedding process is complete.
Avoid skin-sensitizing ingredients like AHA/BHA, Hydroquinone, Retinol, Tazorac, and Differin for 2 weeks post treatment.
Wondering how to get started?
Let us help! Schedule a complimentary consultation with our experts, and we’ll create a personalized plan, just for you!
book AppointmentIf you have additional questions or need more information, feel free to reach out and chat with us—we’re always happy to help!
book Appointmentcontact usChemical peels work by applying a solution that causes the top layers of skin to peel off, promoting new skin growth and improving texture and tone.
Yes, when performed by a licensed professional, chemical peels are generally safe. Always consult a dermatologist to determine the best type and strength for your skin type.
It is not recommended that you do a chemical peel at home. While over-the-counter peels are available, professional peels are stronger and safer.
There may be some stinging, itchiness, or burning during the procedure, but discomfort is usually minimal and decreases quickly.
