Types of Chemical Peels
We use only the highest quality chemical peel treatments to provide our patients with stunning, transformative results. We offer several chemical peel formulations, including salicylic, glycolic, trichloroacetic, and lactic acids, all of which help restore smoother, healthier facial skin. Our chemical peels come in three strengths to accommodate your needs and goals:
Light peels
A light peel can be performed during your lunch hour, after which you can go right back to your daily routine. Light peels remove the outer layer of your skin, called the epidermis, which helps restore a more radiant appearance and smoother skin texture. We recommend that you schedule a light peel at least once each month to maintain ideal, glowing results.
Medium-depth peels
These peels reach deeper into your skin for enhanced benefits, but you may want to have this type of peel over an extended weekend to give yourself time to recover. You can expect a higher level of discomfort during the treatment for about one hour after treatment. Medium-depth peels are for patients who have more significant damage to their skin, such as deep wrinkles and areas of dark pigmentation.
Deep peels
The strongest type of peel is a deep peel, as it reaches the lower levels of your skin. It offers the most significant improvements, but it also requires the most prolonged recovery period. A deep peel is an aggressive procedure that will likely leave your face itchy, swollen, and peeling for a few weeks – but the results are dramatic. Patients who choose to undergo a deep chemical peel suffer from significant skin issues, such as age spots, sun damage, and deep scars. For comfort, a deep peel may require an anesthetic.