Chemical Peels
Reveal the skin underneath
A REAL SOLUTION
Chemical peels are the third most commonly performed non-invasive cosmetic procedure in the United States. Decades of refinement have made them one of the most effective tools in dermatology.
Not all peels are created equal. We select the appropriate peel depth and formulation based on your skin type, tone, and specific concerns. That way you get targeted results, not a one-size-fits-all approach.
TAILORED TO YOUR SKIN
From acne and acne scarring to sun damage, fine lines, uneven tone, and hyperpigmentation, chemical peels address a surprisingly wide range of skin concerns in a single treatment.
ONE PEEL, MANY SOLUTIONS
Most patients experience mild redness and peeling for a few days following treatment. As the skin heals, you'll notice improved texture, tone, and clarity — with results that continue to develop over time.
MINIMAL DOWNTIME
50+
Years of proven results make chemical peels a DERMATOLOGy staple.
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Chemical peels use carefully formulated solutions to exfoliate the outer layers of skin, accelerating cell turnover and promoting new skin growth. This process helps improve acne, discoloration, fine lines, and overall skin texture by revealing fresher, more even-looking skin beneath.
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When performed by a qualified provider, chemical peels are generally safe and well-tolerated. The type and strength of peel are selected based on your skin type, concerns, and medical history to reduce risk and ensure appropriate results.
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No—chemical peels vary in strength, ingredients, and depth. Some are designed for light exfoliation with minimal downtime, while others target deeper concerns like acne or pigmentation. Certain formulations, such as VI Peel®, are tailored to address specific skin conditions.
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Results can last several weeks to months, depending on the type of peel and your skin care routine. A series of treatments is often recommended for more noticeable or long-lasting improvement, especially for concerns like acne or hyperpigmentation.
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