Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Chemical Peel - Level 1.

Your provider cleanses the skin, applies a gentle acid solution briefly, and neutralizes it. Most clients feel tingling or warmth. Treatment lasts about twenty to thirty minutes, followed by mild redness and light peeling over several days. Recommended for first-time clients.

Most clients experience mild redness and light flaking for three to seven days. Hydration and sunscreen speed healing. You can resume most activities immediately, but avoid intense sun, exfoliants, and heavy makeup while skin renews to prevent irritation.

Yes, it is formulated for gentle exfoliation and often recommended for sensitive or first-time clients. However, we perform a consultation and patch test to assess tolerance and customize peel strength, reducing risk of irritation or adverse reactions.

A single peel offers visible improvement, but a series of three to six peels spaced four weeks apart provides cumulative benefits. Your provider will recommend a personalized plan based on skin goals, condition, and response to the introductory treatment.

This introductory peel helps reduce mild acne, unclog pores, and improve superficial post-inflammatory discoloration. It is not a primary treatment for deep scarring, but regular treatments can enhance texture and complement acne management plans with topical or professional therapies.

Apply gentle moisturizer and broad-spectrum SPF daily, avoid retinoids and alpha hydroxy acids for several days, and refrain from picking peeling skin. Keep skin hydrated and follow any serums or instructions provided by your clinician for optimal healing and results.