Chemical Peels 101: Choosing the Right Strength for Your Skin

Learn how chemical peels work for your skin rejuvenation

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Team Light Touch

8/26/20261 min read

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Why choose skin rejuvenation peels?

These dynamic aesthetic treatments exfoliate, promote cell turnover, and increase collagen and elastin in the layers of the skin to reveal a refreshed, radiant appearance. Skin rejuvenation peels may be used to minimize the appearance of a variety of concerns, such as:

Acne or acne scars
Dull or uneven skin texture or tone
Fine lines or wrinkles
Sun damage or hyperpigmentation

What can I expect from a treatment session?

A comfortable and relaxing treatment, however, it is common to experience some tingling and warmth as the products penetrate the layers of the skin. There is no set downtime associated with a peel, and you should be able to return to your normal daily activities.

Most people enjoy results shortly after treatment, and consistent treatments may be recommended to preserve these results.

Am I a good candidate?

Skin rejuvenation peels are customized to effectively address your concerns, allowing practitioners to generally healthy adults to be able to benefit from them. A series of regular treatments may help achieve and maintain the best results. We'll walk through all of this at your consultation rather than defaulting to one strength for everyone.

Chemical Peels 101: Choosing the Right Strength for Your Skin? Here's What to Know

Skin rejuvenation peels, otherwise known as chemical peels, are customized treatments designed to repair the skin. From a gentle refresh to a deeper resurfacing, treatments are gradually built up in intensity over each visit.

Not sure if skin rejuvenation peels are right for you? Let's talk it through at a free consultation.

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This article is general information, not medical advice. Individual results and suitability vary — talk with our medical staff about your specific goals and health history before starting any treatment.

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