Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Enzyme/Chemical Peel Add On.

Yes—when performed after a consultation and patch test, peels are safe. Our specialists review medications, skin history and sensitivities to select a suitable formula. We avoid peels with active infections, certain medications, or pregnancy to ensure your safety and results.

The peel deepens exfoliation beyond microderm or dermaplaning, dissolving cellular debris and enhancing product absorption. This synergy improves texture, unclogs pores and brightens tone, so you’ll notice fresher, more vibrant skin immediately and with ongoing treatments.

Mild redness and light flaking are common for one to several days after a light peel; stronger chemistries may cause longer peeling and sensitivity. We tailor strength and provide aftercare to minimize downtime and support gentle healing.

Avoid retinoids, exfoliating acids and sun exposure for at least 3–5 days prior, and disclose medications or recent procedures. Arrive with clean skin; follow any pre-care instructions your specialist provides to ensure the safest, most effective peel experience.

Most skin types respond well to enzyme or light chemical peels, but sensitive, rosacea-prone, or actively inflamed acne skin requires assessment. Our team will choose a gentler enzyme or postpone treatment if needed to protect your skin’s health.

A series of 3–6 add-on peels spaced two to six weeks apart typically yields lasting improvement; maintenance treatments every one to three months preserve results. Your specialist will recommend a schedule based on skin goals, condition and response.