Chemical peels exfoliate the outermost layers of skin to remove buildup, promote cell turnover, and reveal a smoother, more even complexion. They also boost collagen for firmer, more youthful-looking skin.

Yes. Most modern chemical peels are formulated to be safe for a variety of skin tones and types. Your provider will select a peel customized to your specific skin needs and sensitivities.

You may feel mild tingling or warmth during the procedure, but most clients find it comfortable. Deeper peels can cause more sensation, but discomfort is temporary and managed with soothing post-care products.

Most clients notice brighter, smoother skin after the first session, with continued improvement over the following days as old skin cells shed. A series of treatments provides optimal, long-lasting results.

Downtime varies depending on peel strength. Light peels may cause mild flaking for a few days, while deeper peels can involve several days of visible peeling and redness.

It’s best to wait 24–48 hours before applying makeup to allow your skin to breathe and recover. Always follow your provider’s specific post-peel instructions.

Light peels can be done monthly for ongoing maintenance, while medium-depth peels are typically performed every 3–6 months depending on your goals and skin type.

Yes! Peels help unclog pores, reduce breakouts, and fade acne scars. They also regulate oil production and promote a smoother, clearer complexion over time.

Light peels target surface concerns with minimal downtime, while deep peels penetrate more layers of skin for advanced correction. Your provider will choose the right depth based on your needs.

Avoid sun exposure, exfoliating products, and harsh skincare ingredients like retinol for at least a week. Keep skin hydrated and always wear SPF to protect your new, fresh layer of skin.