chemical peels

Salicylic Acne Peel $70
​Glycolic Peel $70
​Fusion Peel $90
​First time client peel: $47 each or 2 for $85
ACNE TREATMENT PACKAGE (3 salicylic peels) $190

Pay as you go:
1st: $70. 2nd: $60. 3rd $50. 4th: $20
A chemical peel is a form of exfoliation that uses a chemical solution to remove dead skin cells from the top layer of skin. Treatment time for a chemical peel can take up to 30 minutes and the peeling process can last anywhere from three to five days after. During the peeling process, the dead skin cells shed or flake off, eventually revealing fresh, new skin underneath.
SO WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF A CHEMICAL PEEL?  There are many benefits to receiving a chemical peel. Not only do chemical peels reveal a brighter, smoother and more refined complexion, they also improve the overall look and feel of the skin in just one treatment. Other benefits of receiving a chemical peel include:
  • Improving the skin’s color, clarity, tone and texture
  • Stimulating new collagen and healthy skin cell growth, resulting in a radiant complexion
  • Reducing discoloration caused by sun damage
  • Helping to clear up breakouts
  • Smoothing away the look of fine lines and wrinkles
  • Increasing hydration of the skin
  • Addressing visible skin imperfections and superficial scars
  • Enabling skincare products used at home to be more effective because a peel can remove several layers of skin build-up and congestion, allowing products to penetrate deeper into the skin
For long-term results, we recommend a series of three or more chemical peels, spaced four to six weeks apart. The benefit of receiving a series of peels is that this treatment will be able to target the deeper layers of the epidermis, giving your skin an enhanced exfoliation. This type of deep exfoliation can stimulate cellular turnover, resulting in healthy, glowing skin.

CHEMICAL PEELS BASIC PRECAUTIONS
• Do not shave the area being treated 2 days prior to the peel
• Do not resume shaving until shedding has commenced
• Stop using Retin A or similar chemical exfoliators 2 days before peel
• Use sun protection at all times when you are performing chemical peels
• Never pull at or pull the shedding skin if it is still firmly attached
• Do not scratch at your skin after the peel or during the shedding process
• Do not indoor tan while performing a series of peel
• Check with your doctor or pharmacist if you are taking any medications
YOU SHOULD NOT USE A CHEMICAL PEEL IF:
• You are currently taking Accutane or have done so within the past twelve months
• You are pregnant or nursing
• You have a tendency to form keloid scars
• You have a sexually transmitted disease such as herpes, HIV/AIDS, or a similar condition
• You are undergoing cancer treatments, including chemotherapy and/or radiation
• You do not understand the process of a peel, are not willing to follow the post peel regime, or do not take the time to properly educate yourself about which solution should be used;
• You expect a miracle. Most chemical peels are designed to be a progressive treatment and need multiple applications to achieve a goal
• You have been treated with a hair-removal system in the past two days
DO NOT USE A CHEMICAL PEEL IF YOU HAVE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING:
• Skin Allergies
• Sunburn
• Couperous Skin
• Broken Skin
• Skin Grafts
• Open Wounds/Lesions
• Recent Surgery
• Inflamed Skin
WE DO NOT PROMOTE ANY OF OUR PEELS FOR THE FOLLOWING:
• Tattoo Removal
• Scar Removal
• Permanent Make Up Removal
• Stretch Mark Removal
CHEMICAL PEEL PREPARATION
In order to get the best results and fastest healing time, we recommend using a hyaluronic acid serum and moisturizer containing SPF 30 or higher. In most cases, you will be able to resume your normal daily skin care routine the next day. The deeper the peel, the longer the expected recovery time.
REACTIONS TO EXPECT WHEN DOING PEEL
It is important to remember that a chemical peel is the willful application of an ACID to produce a controlled injury to the skin. By intentionally causing “damage”, you prompt the body into 1) amping up the production of collagen and elastin which form the support system for the epidermis and 2) cause the outermost layers of the epidermis to slough off to reveal newer, fresher skin.
NORMAL REACTIONS AFTER APPLYING A PEEL:
• “Frosting” – the skin turns opaque or powdery white
• Swelling, inflammation, redness, or sensitivity
• Gradual darkening of the skin in the area treated (the skin that will shed)
• Scabbing, crusting, oozing, or flaking
Not all peel solutions produce results in the same way.  For example, AHA's are much less likely to yield visible flaking while TCA generally causes significant shedding, especially at high percentages.