Chemical Peels
Light and medium-depth peels for brightness, texture and pigment, with the peeling days planned around your calendar.
Brighter skin, one layer at a time
Peels chosen and layered for your skin
A chemical peel is a carefully timed acid solution applied to the skin to loosen the outermost dead cells and prompt fresh renewal underneath. Light peels brighten and smooth with little or no visible peeling, while medium-depth peels reach deeper for pigment and texture with about a week of flaking.
Our aesthetician starts light and adjusts strength one step at a time based on how your skin responds. Most of the result comes from the week after the peel, so every appointment ends with a written home routine on a single card.
Peels are often combined with other treatments across a season. A light peel a week or two before a laser session can help prepare the skin, and a series of peels between IPL sessions keeps tone even. Your aesthetician will map this out so treatments never overlap in a way that makes your skin more sensitive than it needs to be.
Our peel steps
- Skin analysis and a review of your current products
- Cleanse and protect the corners of eyes, nose and lips
- Solution applied in thin, timed layers
- Neutralize, cool and apply a calming balm
- Home routine and sunscreen plan in writing
How we choose a peel
The right peel depends on your skin, your calendar and how much peeling you are comfortable with.
- Skin tone and history of pigment changes
- Current products, especially retinoids and acids
- The main concern: brightness, congestion, texture or pigment
- How many days of visible peeling you can plan for
- The season and your sun exposure
What we look for between peels
We adjust strength step by step based on what your skin tells us.
- How quickly redness settled last time
- Whether flaking arrived and resolved on schedule
- Any sensitivity with your home routine
- Progress in photographs taken in the same light
- Your own feedback on comfort and results
Peel menu
Light chemical peel
$150Brightening with little or no peeling.
Light peel, layered
$195Two layers for congestion and dullness.
Dermaplaning add-on
$60Smooths skin before the solution.
Medical facial
$165A gentler alternative for sensitive skin.
Medium-depth peel
$325About a week of flaking.
Pigment peel
$350For sun-related spots and uneven tone.
Peel series, three
$850Light peels spaced four weeks apart.
Skincare consultation
$0A 20-minute routine review.
Illustrative demo. Individual results vary. Pricing shown is illustrative.
The week after your peel
- 01
Days one and two
Skin feels tight and looks a little pink. Use only the gentle cleanser and moisturizer we send home.
- 02
Days three to five
Light flaking begins around the nose and mouth. Let flakes lift on their own.
- 03
Day seven onward
Skin looks smoother and brighter. Continue daily sunscreen and return in four to six weeks.
Kind words about chemical peels
“After two peels with Marisol my skin feels smoother and my makeup sits better. She gave me a short routine on one card instead of a bag of products.”
“I was nervous about looking frozen. Brynn used less than I expected, booked me back two weeks later, and my sister only noticed that I looked rested. That was exactly what I wanted.”
“Danielle tested a small patch first and walked me through the whole calendar for my laser series. The clinic runs on time, and nobody tried to sell me a package I did not need.”
Peel memberships
Glow Monthly
$89/month
One light peel or medical facial each month.
- Light peel or facial
- Home routine check
- 10% off skincare
Clear Skin Plan
$149/month
For congestion and texture over a season.
- Layered light peel monthly
- Extractions as needed
- Progress photographs
Pigment Plan
$229/month
Planned peels for sun-related pigment.
- Pigment peel every other month
- IPL credit in between
- Quarterly nurse review
Illustrative demo. Individual results vary. Pricing shown is illustrative.
Chemical Peels FAQs
Will I peel a lot?
Light peels usually cause little or no visible peeling. Medium-depth peels bring about five to seven days of flaking.
Can I have a peel if I use retinoids?
Usually, after a pause of about five days. We will tell you exactly when to stop and restart.
How often can I have a peel?
Light peels every four to six weeks, medium-depth peels a few months apart.
Who should wait?
We postpone peels with active cold sores, sunburn, recent waxing of the face, pregnancy for some formulas, or recent isotretinoin use.