Professional Skin Resurfacing
Chemical Peel Treatment
A Chemical Peel is a professional skin-resurfacing treatment designed to exfoliate damaged surface cells and improve the appearance of uneven tone, texture, congestion and dull-looking skin.
What Is a Chemical Peel?
A Chemical Peel involves applying a carefully selected chemical solution to the skin. The solution produces controlled exfoliation at a specific depth, allowing damaged surface cells to shed as the skin renews.
Peel type and strength are selected according to your skin type, sensitivity, pigmentation concerns and desired outcome. Superficial peels generally require less recovery than medium or deeper treatments.
Benefits of Chemical Peel Treatment
Smoother Texture
Controlled exfoliation may improve rough, uneven or congested-looking skin.
Brighter Appearance
Helps remove dull surface cells for a fresher and more radiant appearance.
Even-Looking Tone
May improve the appearance of dark spots, post-acne marks and uneven skin tone.
Personalized Strength
Peel ingredients and depth are selected according to individual skin needs.
Chemical Peel FAQs
Find answers about Chemical Peels, suitable concerns, treatment depth, recovery and aftercare.
A Chemical Peel uses a carefully selected solution to produce controlled exfoliation at a specific skin depth. The treated surface cells gradually shed, revealing fresher-looking skin as healing occurs.
Depending on the peel type, treatment may improve dullness, rough texture, clogged pores, post-acne marks, uneven tone, superficial pigmentation and the appearance of fine lines.
You may experience warmth, tingling or temporary stinging while the peel is active. Comfort and intensity depend on the ingredients, treatment depth and individual skin sensitivity.
Some peels cause visible flaking or peeling, while very superficial treatments may produce only mild dryness. Do not pull or pick peeling skin. Follow the provided cleansing, moisturizing and sun protection instructions.
The recommended number of sessions depends on the peel depth, skin concern and individual response. Superficial peels may be performed as a planned series, while deeper treatments require longer recovery and different scheduling.