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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes when performed by our licensed providers; we choose gentler concentrations and perform a consultation and patch test. Temporary redness or tightness can occur, and personalized aftercare reduces irritation and supports comfortable healing.
Most clients experience mild redness and flaking for three to seven days. More pronounced peeling can last up to ten days depending on peel strength and individual healing. Proper aftercare shortens recovery and improves results.
Typically a series of three to six treatments spaced four to six weeks apart provides noticeable improvement in tone and fine lines. Your provider will customize the plan based on skin condition and response.
Yes - it's designed as an add-on to complement facials, microneedling, or certain laser procedures. Providers will coordinate timing to avoid overlapping recovery and maximize results when treatments are safely combined.
Yes. Avoid sun exposure and wear broad-spectrum SPF, apply gentle moisturizers, and skip exfoliants or active ingredients for several days. Follow your provider's instructions to prevent complications and support optimal recovery.
Clients with active infections, open wounds, recent isotretinoin use, certain autoimmune or healing disorders, or pregnancy should avoid peels. A medical history review and consultation will determine safe alternatives if needed.