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A typical session lasts thirty to sixty minutes depending on peel strength and skin assessment. Appointment includes consultation, cleansing, application, and neutralization. Your esthetician will explain downtime and aftercare so you know what to expect.
Most clients feel a stinging or warming sensation during application, which is typically tolerable. Stronger peels may require more sensation and brief sensitivity afterward. Our technicians monitor comfort and can adjust or neutralize if needed to minimize discomfort.
Results vary by concern and peel strength. Many clients see improvement after a single light peel, but optimal results for hyperpigmentation or texture often require a series of three to six treatments spaced weeks apart.
We offer peels for many skin types, including oily, textured, and sun-damaged skin. Sensitive or darker skin tones require careful selection and lower-strength peels to avoid complications. A consultation determines the safest, most effective peel for your individual skin.
Avoid strong exfoliants, retinoids, and sun exposure for at least one to two weeks before your peel. Disclose medications and skin conditions during consultation. Follow pre-treatment instructions provided to reduce irritation risk and ensure the best possible outcome.
Use gentle cleansers and moisturizers, avoid sun and use broad-spectrum SPF 30+ daily. Expect peeling and sensitivity; do not pick at flaking skin. Follow any prescribed serums or barrier creams and attend follow-up visits for safe, lasting results.
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