Medical Grade Chemical Peels

A chemical peel is a procedure in which a chemical solution is applied to the skin to remove the top layers of the skin. The skin that grows back is smoother. You may need to undergo the procedure more than once with a light or medium peel to get the desired results.

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Medspa Chemical Peels

Not all chemical peels are the same. We always recommend speaking with our licensed aesthetic professionals to ensure this procedure is right for you.

Peel with hydroquinone & resorcinol

Smoothing Body Peel

HQ Free Peel

No Peel Peel

TCA Seni Peel

Ultra Peel 1

Pre and Post Care Instructions Professional Exfoliation (Chemical Peels)

Superficial to Medium-depth Chemical Peels

Pretreatment
Chemical Peels

Avoid the sun or sunless treatment products 3-4 weeks prior to your treatment.
If you have a history of herpetic lesions, a prophylactic anti-viral may be started prior to treatment.
Avoid prescription and over the counter topicals (Retin-A, AHA’s, etc) to the proposed treatment site for
3-7 days prior to treatment.
Allow 2 weeks of healing time from Botox, Dysport, Filler injections, or laser services prior to treatment within the same area.
Please notify us if your medical history has changed, if you are taking antibiotics, any new medications, pregnancy, etc. This may change your treatment plan.
Refrain from waxing, depilatories, or aggressive exfoliation for 1-2 weeks prior to treatment.

Post Treatment
Chemical Peels

Immediately after a peel your skin may experience temporary irritation, tightness, or redness. These are all normal reactions that typically resolve within 24 hours depending on skin sensitivity.
Post 24 hours you may wash the treated area gently with mild cleanser. Avoid direct stream of running water on your face while showering. The area should not be rubbed with a face cloth or towel but patted dry.
Please ensure that the area is well hydrated with frequent applications of a moisturizer as recommended by your provider
24 hours post peel gently cleanse your face and pat dry. You may then apply the Hydrating Crème as needed to control comfort and hydration.
Do not pick at or pull off the skin that is peeling. Let it come off by itself. This is very important as premature removal of skin can lead to scarring and discoloration. Aquaphor ointment and/or 100% aloe vera gel may also be applied to soothe and moisten the skin.
Do not use any abrasive cleansers, exfoliates, topicals (e.g. Retin-A®, Differin®, Tazorac®, AHA’s), or any other potentially irritating products for two weeks post treatment or as directed by your provider.
Sun exposure is to be avoided throughout the course of treatment. A physicial sunscreen with an SPF
30 or greater should be applied daily.
Avoid excessive heat or friction to the treated area including hot baths, saunas, excessive sweating, and heavy exercise for 10 days post chemical peel.
Do not wax hair for at least 2 weeks from the area of treatment.
Provided that there is no persistent redness, irritation, blistering or crusting present in the area treated, you may resume all normal activities.