Chemical Peel is a professional skin resurfacing treatment designed to improve the appearance of dullness, uneven tone, rough texture, congestion, fine lines, and visible discoloration. By using a carefully selected exfoliating solution, this treatment helps refine the surface of the skin and support a brighter, smoother, more polished looking complexion.
Each session begins with a skin assessment to determine the most appropriate peel type and strength for your skin condition, sensitivity, recent treatments, and goals. Because every skin type responds differently, the treatment is customized rather than performed as a one-size-fits-all peel.
Chemical peels may be used to address concerns such as dull skin, uneven texture, clogged pores, post-acne marks, sun damage appearance, roughness, and early signs of aging. Depending on the peel selected, downtime may range from minimal redness and dryness to visible flaking or peeling over several days.
This treatment is ideal for guests looking for progressive skin improvement through professional exfoliation. Results vary based on peel type, skin condition, home care, sun exposure, and treatment consistency.
Dullness, uneven tone, rough texture, clogged pores, post acne marks, sun damage appearance, fine lines, and skin that needs smoother, brighter surface refinement.
Helps improve the appearance of radiance, smoothness, clarity, texture, and uneven tone. Chemical peels can also support a clearer-looking complexion by reducing surface buildup and refining the look of pores.
A provider guided resurfacing treatment performed after a skin assessment. Your provider will select the appropriate peel based on your skin type, sensitivity, treatment history, and goals. Mild tingling, warmth, or temporary redness may occur during or after the treatment.
As a tip-free establishment, your only focus is to enjoy the experience, relax, and leave feeling cared for.
Possible side effects may include temporary redness, dryness, tightness, sensitivity, mild swelling, flaking, peeling, or temporary darkening of pigment before it sheds. Less common risks may include irritation, prolonged redness, burns, infection, scarring, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, or uneven results.
Strict sun protection is important after treatment, as freshly exfoliated skin can be more sensitive to UV exposure.
Frequency depends on the peel type, skin condition, and provider recommendation. Light peels may be performed every 3 to 4 weeks, while stronger peels may require longer spacing and more recovery time.
Consultation or skin assessment is required before treatment. Chemical Peel may not be appropriate for guests with active infection, open wounds, sunburn, recent aggressive treatments, certain medications, pregnancy-related concerns, or other contraindications determined by the provider.
Chemical Peel is a professional skin resurfacing treatment designed to improve the appearance of dullness, uneven tone, rough texture, congestion, fine lines, and visible discoloration. By using a carefully selected exfoliating solution, this treatment helps refine the surface of the skin and support a brighter, smoother, more polished looking complexion.
Each session begins with a skin assessment to determine the most appropriate peel type and strength for your skin condition, sensitivity, recent treatments, and goals. Because every skin type responds differently, the treatment is customized rather than performed as a one-size-fits-all peel.
Chemical peels may be used to address concerns such as dull skin, uneven texture, clogged pores, post-acne marks, sun damage appearance, roughness, and early signs of aging. Depending on the peel selected, downtime may range from minimal redness and dryness to visible flaking or peeling over several days.
This treatment is ideal for guests looking for progressive skin improvement through professional exfoliation. Results vary based on peel type, skin condition, home care, sun exposure, and treatment consistency.
Dullness, uneven tone, rough texture, clogged pores, post acne marks, sun damage appearance, fine lines, and skin that needs smoother, brighter surface refinement.
Helps improve the appearance of radiance, smoothness, clarity, texture, and uneven tone. Chemical peels can also support a clearer-looking complexion by reducing surface buildup and refining the look of pores.
A provider guided resurfacing treatment performed after a skin assessment. Your provider will select the appropriate peel based on your skin type, sensitivity, treatment history, and goals. Mild tingling, warmth, or temporary redness may occur during or after the treatment.
As a tip-free establishment, your only focus is to enjoy the experience, relax, and leave feeling cared for.
Possible side effects may include temporary redness, dryness, tightness, sensitivity, mild swelling, flaking, peeling, or temporary darkening of pigment before it sheds. Less common risks may include irritation, prolonged redness, burns, infection, scarring, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, or uneven results.
Strict sun protection is important after treatment, as freshly exfoliated skin can be more sensitive to UV exposure.
Frequency depends on the peel type, skin condition, and provider recommendation. Light peels may be performed every 3 to 4 weeks, while stronger peels may require longer spacing and more recovery time.
Consultation or skin assessment is required before treatment. Chemical Peel may not be appropriate for guests with active infection, open wounds, sunburn, recent aggressive treatments, certain medications, pregnancy-related concerns, or other contraindications determined by the provider.
