faqs about Chemical peels

Who can benefit from a chemical Peel?

Everyone!

What is a chemical Peel?

A controlled burn of the skin; with the intent of removing skin cells to reveal clearer, brighter, and younger looking skin underneath.

Do you actually have to peel for a peel to work?

No, while some stronger peels may cause sloughing, many modern day peel formulas cause little to no downtime.

How many treatments are recommended for peels?

We recommend a series of 4-6 treatments to maximize results

Can be spaced out monthly or for more immediate results done bi-weekly

What products are needed for post care at home to enhance results and protect investment

Pro 5 Liquid Exfoliant (At home exfoliant)

Oil Free SPF 40 or Solar Shade 50 (SPF)

Glypro Retinol Drops or Beta Clarity Drops (Nighttime Serum to enhance)

What are the Types of Acids?

Hydroxy Acids promote chemical exfoliation to stimulate cell turnover, improve unevenness of the skin tone and texture and boost radiance and clarity. While Hydroxy Acids offer similar benefits each type targets specific skin concerns.

Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHAs) water soluble, exfoliates skin’s surface and stimulates cell turnover. Works from the inside out. (Glycolic Acid, Lactic Acid, Mandalic Acid, Malic Acid, Tartaric Acid)

Beta Hydroxy Acids (BHAs) Oil soluble, exfoliates skin’s surface and decongests pores. Works from the inside out.

Poly Hydroxy Acids (PHAs) Water Soluble exfoliates skin surface and repairs simutaneosly

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