What is a
​Chemical Peel?

Even the tone of your skin
by removing the damaged outer layers and
stimulating the growth of new cells. ​The peels
contain different types of acids that have varying
depths of skin penetration. 
​During a chemical peel, the solution is gently
applied to the skin. The application produces
​separation and eventually peels off layers of skin
(sometimes visible, but many times invisible or
“micro” peeling),enabling rejuvenated skin to
​appear.

Benefits

  • Treating Acne
  • Minimizing Pores
  • Erasing Fine Lines and Wrinkles
  • Fading Discoloration
  • Lifting Skin
  • Soothing Scarring
  • Balancing Texture
  • Smoothing Skin​

Types of Peels

  • Mandelic 22%
  • Mandelic 40%
  • Jessner 14%
  • TCA 15%
  • TCA 20%​
  • Vitamin A (Retinol 1%) 13%.
  • Salicylic Acid 15% 

What to expect after a
​Chemical Peel

After a chemical peel, your skin will be likely red
and appear irritated. Deeper chemical peels may
result in increased redness and swelling. It is also
normal to feel some continued burning or stinging.

*Please note that you must wait 6 months after taking Accutane before
​you can have a chemical peel.

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