Frequently Asked Questions (F.A.Q.) – Chemical Peel
What is a Chemical Peel?
A chemical peel uses exfoliating solutions like AHAs or TCA to remove damaged surface layers of skin, revealing smoother, more youthful skin beneath.
How is a Chemical Peel Performed?
After cleansing and toning the skin, a professional applies the chemical solution. The peel is left on briefly, then removed and followed by a soothing cream.
What is the Recovery Time for a Chemical Peel?
It depends on the depth of the peel. You may feel tightness or mild redness. Follow post-treatment care: cleanse, moisturize, wear sunscreen, and avoid sun exposure.
What Results Should I Expect?
Superficial peels reduce minor skin issues. Medium peels treat sun damage and fine wrinkles. Results vary by peel type.
How Long Do Chemical Peels Take?
Most peels take less than 1 hour, depending on the size of the area being treated.
What Will My Skin Feel Like After a Chemical Peel?
After a superficial peel, your skin may feel fresh or slightly tight. Medium peels can cause redness similar to a sunburn.
How Many Peels Will I Need?
Superficial peels are often repeated every few weeks for best results. Medium peels may require fewer sessions.
How Long Do the Results Last?
With proper care and sun protection, results can last months to years. Deeper peels tend to last longer.
What Are the Risks of Chemical Peels?
Superficial peels are generally safe. Occasionally, minor skin irritation or sensitivity may occur.
What Are the Costs of a Chemical Peel?
The cost varies by peel type. Please refer to our Chemical Peel Pricing page for details.
