Chemical Peels

Improve the texture, feel and look of your skin in as little as a week!

Improve the texture, feel and look of your skin in as little as a week!
A chemical peel is a cosmetic procedure that involves the application of a chemical solution to the skin in order to exfoliate and improve its appearance. The chemical solution causes the outermost layers of the skin to peel off, revealing new, smoother skin underneath. Chemical peels can be performed on the face, neck, or hands, and they are commonly used to treat various skin conditions and improve the overall texture and tone of the skin.

VI Peels is a medium-grade peel designed to remove areas of hyperpigmentation, sun damage, acne and scarring and minimize fine lines and wrinkles. It is safe for all skin types, takes 40 minutes, and it is recommended every 3-6 months. 

  • Treatment require 40 minutes
  • it is recommended every 3-6 months

What is a chemical peel? What skin concerns does a peel address?

A chemical peel is a medical treatment that helps improve the tone, texture, and clarity of your skin. Peels are effective for treating a variety of skin concerns including acne, scarring, fine lines & wrinkles, sun damage, hyperpigmentation, and uneven skin tone. They are suitable for all skin types and ethnicities.

What should I do to prepare for my peel treatment?

Before your chemical peel treatment, refrain from waxing, laser treatments, or any aggressive skincare treatments on the area to be treated. Additionally, avoid excessive sun exposure and tanning beds for at least two weeks before the peel to minimize the risk of complications. Ensure your skin is clean and free from makeup on the day of the peel.

Can I continue my regular skincare routine before the chemical peel?

It's best to pause the use of active ingredients such as retinoids, glycolic acid, and salicylic acid at least a week before your VI Peel. You can continue using gentle cleansers, moisturizers, and sunscreen up to the day of the treatment to maintain skin health without irritation.

When will I start to see peeling, and how long will it last?

Generally, you can expect a few days of light peeling after the treatment. Days 3 through 5 are typically when the peeling occurs, and it usually subsides by day 6. Keeping your skin moisturized during this time will help manage the peeling process.

Are there any activities I should avoid after the chemical peel?

YES! For at least a week post-peel, avoid direct sun exposure, strenuous exercise, and activities that cause excessive sweating. These can irritate the skin and impede the healing process. Always wear sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher to protect your skin from UV damage during the recovery period.