CHEMICAL PEELS
Chemical peels can reduce or improve fine lines, wrinkles, acne, acne scars, uneven skin coloring and other skin imperfections. Different chemicals determine the depth of your peel and type of skin condition treated. Many people can see a significant improvement in the appearance of their skin tone and texture in as little as one peel treatment. This is because a peel functions as an exfoliant, which can drastically improve the superficial quality of your skin.
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Level 1 Chemical Peel $100 (30-45 minutes)
This mild form has no downtime with zero to minimal flaking. Although you don’t receive very much peeling, many can see a significant improvement in the appearance of skin tone and texture.
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Level 2 Chemical Peel $200 (45-60 minutes)
Level two is the perfect mid-level peel that goes slightly deeper to treat discoloration, hyperpigmentation, and wrinkles. This peel has a higher percentage of the active ingredient with mild to moderate skin peeling that usually last 2-3 days.
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Level 3 Chemical Peel $300 (45-60 minutes)
Level three is a low level medical strength peel with a greater peeling time (usually 3-5 days) and provides more correction in one treatment. It is perfect for someone trying to correct acne scarring, severe sun damage, or advanced signs of aging.
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Level 4 Chemical Peel $375 (30-45 minutes)
This peel is ideal for more sensitive skin types, ethnic skin or those allergic to or sensitive to hydroquinone. By choosing this treatment, it will help to rejuvenate and improve the appearance of breakout-prone skin, while also promoting an even, bright skin tone.
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Level 5 Chemical Peel $475 (30-45 minutes)
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Level 6 Hydroquinone Chemical Peel $500 (30-45 minutes)
Level 6 is for those who want an even skin tone and have no sensitivity to hydroquinone. It will help to quickly lighten pigment discolorations of any kind, such as melasma and actinic damage. In addition, this peel helps inhibit acne and correct post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from acne.
(2% Hydroquinone, 14% Lactic Acid, 14% Salicylic Acid, 3% Kojic Acid & Citric Acid)
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Microneedling & Sensi Peel $650 (2 hours)
Combining micro-needling and a chemical peel enhances the appearance of your skin inside and out. Your service will start with a chemical peel to exfoliate the top layers of your skin. Four to six weeks later, you receive micro-needling to boost collagen production in the deepest layers of your skin. When a client purchases both packages, you will receive a discount.
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Dermaplanning and Hydroquinone Peel & 4% Retinol Peel $500 (1 hour and 45 minutes)
This is a 3-Step-Peel that uses a Oxygen Trio and 4% Retinol Peel to boost the effects of the peel.
Best for individuals that suffer from cystic acne and hyperpigmentation.
What should you know before getting a chemical peel?
Don't exfoliate. Since a chemical peel is an in-depth exfoliation, you mustn't exfoliate while peeling. Be mindful of ingredients in your daily skincare products that may have exfoliants to avoid damage to your skin.
Refrain from using makeup. Take time away from wearing makeup for a few days before your treatment and let your skin detox.
Avoid direct sunlight. Avoid the sun as much as possible before your treatment. If you are outside, wear oversized shades or a hat to protect your skin if you plan to be outside for long periods.
Stay hydrated. Stay well-hydrated on the day of your chemical peel. Be sure to discontinue products that may dry out your skin a few days before your appointment. Stay hydrated by drinking eight 8-ounce glasses of water each day.
Don't overexpose yourself to the sun, harsh environments, or pollutants.
Don't waste or use any form of hair removal one week before and one week after treatment.
Don't pick at your skin that may be peeling.
WAYS TO GAIN THE BEST RESULTS FROM YOUR CHEMICAL
It might be necessary to alternate facials and chemical peels every two weeks to achieve your skincare goals.
Prep your skin to accept the peel with a retinol regimen.
Protect your skin before treatment.
Protect your skin after treatment.
Schedule a series of treatments.
WHAT TO AVOID BEFORE A CHEMICAL?
Avoid any products containing Retin-A, Renova, Tazorac, or any other products containing retinol, vitamin A, salicylic acid, glycolic acid, or benzoyl peroxide.
Avoid any exfoliating products or scrubbing products that may be drying or irritating.
Avoid electrolysis, waxing, depilatory creams, or laser hair removal.
WHAT TO EXPECT AFTER A CHEMICAL PEEL?
Day One: Your skin may feel normal with levels 1-2. You may feel sunburn and/or a slightly reddish appearance with levels 3-5.
Day Two: Peeling is typically worse around the face areas that move the most around your mouth).
Day Three: Most of your peeling will be on the forehead, cheek, and chin.
Day Four: The skin will become itchy around the eyes, and your peeling should be more significant by this day.
Day Five: The skin will start to peel on the sides of your face, and anywhere else the peel was applied.
Day Six: The peeling process should be towards the end and only require facial moisturizer.
WHY CHOOSE A CHEMICAL PEEL
Sun Damage
Wrinkles
Discoloration/Hyperpigmentation
Uneven Skin Tones
Acne
Acne Scars