Skin
Chemical Peels
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Treatment Overview
Chemical peels apply a professional exfoliating solution to the skin to remove outer layers of dead cells. Peels range from superficial to deeper formulations.
We select peel type and strength based on your skin, your goals and your schedule.
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Potential Benefits
- May brighten the appearance of dull skin
- May improve the look of uneven tone and texture
- Options for different levels of downtime
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Candidate Considerations
- Adults seeking a brighter, smoother-looking complexion
- Peel choice depends on skin type and sensitivity
- Some medications, recent procedures, skin conditions or pregnancy may affect eligibility
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What to Expect
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Skin consultation
We discuss goals, skincare routine and history to choose a suitable peel.
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Application
The solution is applied for a set time; tingling or warmth is common.
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Renewal
Skin may peel or flake over the following days depending on peel depth.
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Recovery & Downtime
Downtime ranges from minimal to several days of visible peeling, depending on peel depth. Avoid picking skin and use sun protection diligently.
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Risks & Limitations
- Redness, stinging, dryness or peeling
- Pigment changes, particularly with sun exposure
- Infection or scarring (uncommon)
- Several treatments may be needed; results vary
- Your provider will review your medical history, medications and goals to discuss whether this treatment is appropriate for you.
No treatment is risk-free, and results cannot be guaranteed. This information is general and educational and does not replace a consultation with a qualified provider.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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