Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Chemical Facial Peel.

Most skin types can benefit, but suitability depends on individual concerns and sensitivity. During your personalized consultation we evaluate skin type, medications, and history to determine the best peel strength and type for safe, effective outcomes.

Recommended protocols vary; many clients see improvement after one treatment, but a series (typically 3–6 peels spaced weeks apart) provides more lasting results for acne, pigmentation, or anti-aging concerns. Your esthetician will create a custom plan.

Most peels produce mild tingling or warmth during application. Superficial peels have minimal downtime with slight redness or flaking for a few days, while deeper peels may require longer recovery. We explain expected effects and aftercare at consultation.

Avoid direct sun, use broad-spectrum SPF daily, and follow gentle cleansing and moisturizing routines. Expect mild peeling; refrain from harsh products, exfoliants, or retinoids until skin has healed. We'll provide a detailed aftercare plan and recommended products.

Yes — peels can reduce acne scars and hyperpigmentation by accelerating exfoliation and encouraging skin renewal. Results depend on scar depth and severity; combined treatments or a series often produce the best long-term improvements.

Active cold sores, open wounds, recent isotretinoin use, pregnancy, certain medical conditions, or recent laser treatments may disqualify you. Full health and medication history during consultation ensures safety and determines whether alternative treatments are preferable.