Chemical Peel
Controlled exfoliation for tone, texture, and clarity.
What it is
A professional-grade exfoliating treatment that applies a carefully selected blend of acids to remove dull surface layers and stimulate cell renewal. Your esthetician chooses the formula and intensity based on your skin type and goals, so the experience is comfortable and controlled. In the days that follow, skin typically looks smoother, brighter, and more even.
Ideal for
- Dull, uneven skin tone
- Rough or congested texture
- Fine lines and early sun damage
- Post-acne marks
Benefits
- ·Smoother, more refined texture
- ·Brighter, fresher-looking skin
- ·A more even tone over time
- ·Softened appearance of fine lines
- ·Better absorption of your skincare products
Recommended sessions
Many clients notice a refreshed look after just one peel. Superficial peels are usually repeated every 15 to 21 days, while medium-depth peels are spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart. Your esthetician will recommend the depth and pace based on a professional assessment of how your skin responds.
Aftercare
Sun protection is essential: apply broad-spectrum SPF 30+ every morning and avoid direct sun for at least one week. Mild redness and light peeling for a few days is normal. Let it shed naturally and never pick at it. Do not exfoliate for 5 to 7 days, and avoid retinoids and other actives while the skin recovers. Keep your skin well moisturized and avoid extreme heat, saunas, and intense exercise.
Important information
Several treatments offered at Estetik New Life are procedures performed under supervision in accordance with the regulations for each treatment. Results vary from person to person and are not guaranteed. A consultation is required before any treatment to determine suitability and review contraindications. This website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice.
Skin anatomy
Know your skin, layer by layer
Every treatment we offer works at a specific depth. Here is what sits beneath the surface, and where this one does its work.
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