Chemical peels

Skin care professionals perform these chemical peels that work by exfoliating the skin’s surface to reduce the appearance of blemishes to smooth skin texture, improve radiance, and restore skin well-being. They are very effective in promoting cell renewal and improving the appearance of the skin’s surface.

The depth and type of chemical peel a skin care professional uses will depend on the condition of the skin, the Fitzpatrick skin phototype (skin color and likelihood of burning), and your skin habits. client skin care. In general, the higher the Fitzpatrick skin type, the more caution should be taken to avoid generating a pigment response. Chemical peels are generally not recommended for extremely sensitive skin and those suffering from dermal barrier dysfunction (eczema, psoriasis, etc.).

Chemical peels improve the texture and appearance of the skin by removing the outer layers of the skin. They are effective facial treatments to improve blemishes, fine lines, folds and skin tone. During the treatment, a predetermined amount of exfoliating solution is applied to the skin for a set period of time. This will depend on the type of chemical exfoliant used, the concentration of the solution, the type of skin, and the skin’s reactivity to the treatment. This solution works by reacting with the top layer of the skin to efficiently dissolve the connections that bind surface cells to the skin, ultimately revealing visibly healthier, smoother skin beneath. Although some peels are self-neutralizing, most formulas need to be neutralized with a buffer solution or water at the end of the treatment. The goal is to create a controlled and safe injury to the skin, thereby prompting the skin to repair itself naturally and reveal new, brighter skin.

Time: 1 Hr

Price: $350.00