About chemical peels
A chemical peel uses a selected exfoliating solution to remove surface skin cells. Depending on the product and your skin, it may help improve the appearance of uneven texture, discoloration, or fine lines. The type of peel and its suitability are discussed before treatment.
Traveling from North Lauderdale? Your appointment takes place at our Hallandale Beach studio. Check the location and directions below before you travel.
What to expect
- We review your skin concerns, recent treatments, and relevant health information.
- Your provider cleanses your skin and explains the selected peel, expected sensations, and recovery.
- The product is applied and removed or neutralized according to its instructions, followed by appropriate skincare.
Before your visit
Tell your provider about allergies, skin conditions, medications, pregnancy, and recent procedures that may affect treatment. Do not start or stop prescribed medication for a cosmetic appointment without advice from your prescribing clinician.
Ask about suitability, current pricing, and appointment length before booking. Results and recovery vary from person to person.
After your visit
Follow the instructions for your specific peel. Do not pick or pull at peeling skin. Use the recommended sun protection and ask when to restart makeup, exfoliants, and other active products. Recovery varies with the depth of the peel.
Frequently asked questions
Is a chemical peel suitable for every skin type?
Peels need to be selected carefully for your skin, including your sensitivity and risk of pigmentation changes. A consultation is needed before choosing a product.
Will my skin peel?
Some peels cause visible flaking; others cause little visible peeling. Redness, sensitivity, and recovery time vary.
Can I perform a professional peel at home?
Professional-strength peels should be performed by an appropriately qualified provider. Do not attempt a deep peel at home.
