We offer two types of peels which are VI-Peels and Glycolic Peels.

Vi-Peels are medium- depth peels that contains a synergistic blend of powerful ingredients suitable for all skin types. Vi-Peels can correct acne, acne scaring, hyperpigmentation, wrinkles and melasma.

Glycolic Peels are considered Superficial Peels and are sometimes called the “lunchtime peel”. The weaker peels are the AHA peels or fruit acid peels, most commonly Glycolic Acid, Citric Acid, and Lactic Acid, and can help improve acne scars, skin tone and texture, diminish fine lines and wrinkles, and reduce the effects of sun damage. These type peels remove dead cells and debris to regenerate skin cells with less traditional flaking and redness or discomfort associated with more intense formulas, so you get results similar to an intense peel, but without the downtime or side effects

Chemical peels are tried and true. Chemical peels have been around for a long time for good reason—they work. See how a chemical peel could heal your skin woes, from acne scars and uneven skin tone to melasma and fine lines and wrinkles.

Chemical peels are in high demand. What’s great about chemical peels is that they’re low tech and not intimidating when compared to lasers, and they address the same problems—skin discoloration, texture, and wrinkles. Women have been using peels for over 2,000 years!

Why get a chemical peel?

These days, the term ‘chemical peel’ applies to so many different formulations ranging from weaker glycolic peels that can be done at home to the strongest Phenol peels. Our medical peel  can correct acne, age spots, discoloration, tone, fine lines (especially under the eyes and around the mouth), freckles, melasma, sun damage, and more. Some peels produce changes that are relatively light and freshen the skin through exfoliation. Moderately deep peels will help various kinds of pigmentation issues. The deeper peels are effective at correcting wrinkles.

What are the potential complications or side-effects of a chemical peel?

• A temporary or permanent change in skin color, particularly for women on birth control pills, who subsequently become pregnant or have a history of brownish facial discoloration.
• Scarring
• Reactivation of cold sores.

What to expect after the procedure?

All chemical peels require some form of follow up care to maximize your results and avoid potential complications. Afterwards, most patients will experience peeling if they received a medium-depth peel.

Vi-Peels require 7 days to heal whereas glycolic peels have no downtime.