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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, many clients with sensitive skin can receive a med-depth chemical peel add-on with modifications. Your esthetician will assess skin, choose a gentler formula, shorten application time, and provide tailored aftercare to minimize irritation and ensure safe results.
Treatment frequency depends on concern and skin tolerance. Typically a series of three to six peels spaced three to six weeks apart yields best results for hyperpigmentation or acne, while maintenance peels may be scheduled annually or as advised.
We do not recommend chemical peels during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Hormonal changes increase sensitivity and risks. Please inform us if pregnant; your esthetician will suggest safe alternatives like gentle facials and topical brighteners after consultation with your healthcare provider.
Downtime varies by strength: expect redness, flaking, and mild peeling for three to seven days with med-depth peels. Healing continues beneath the surface; follow aftercare instructions, avoid sun exposure, and use gentle products to support optimal recovery.
Yes, temporary peeling and redness are common and expected as treated layers shed. Severity depends on peel depth and skin type. We'll prepare you with pre- and post-care to minimize discomfort and promote even, healthy skin regeneration.
Med-depth peels can be safe and effective across skin tones when properly selected and administered. Darker skin requires cautious protocols to reduce post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation; a consultation ensures personalized formulation and risk mitigation.