Your Skin.
Your Peel.
Reveal Brighter, Smoother-Looking Skin.
Chemical peels can be customized by depth and formulation to address different skin concerns, goals, and levels of correction. Your provider can help determine which option is most appropriate for your skin.
Superficial Peel
A lighter peel designed to exfoliate the outermost layers of skin and support a brighter, smoother, more refreshed appearance with relatively minimal downtime.
Peel selection and depth are determined by your provider based on your skin, treatment goals, and clinical evaluation.
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Each depth offers a different level of exfoliation and correction.
Your Questions, Answered.
Learn what chemical peels may help address, what recovery can look like, and how your provider determines the appropriate depth for your skin.
Ask Us A Question →Chemical peels can be customized to target a variety of common skin concerns.
Depending on the peel formulation and depth selected, treatment may help improve the appearance of:
Your provider will evaluate your skin and recommend the peel depth and formulation best suited to your goals.
Recovery depends heavily on the depth of your peel.
After a superficial peel, many people are able to return to normal daily activities with relatively little interruption.
With medium and deeper peels, redness, swelling, dryness, flaking, or visible peeling may occur while the skin heals. You may prefer to limit social activities for several days depending on the treatment.
Your provider will give you specific aftercare instructions, which may include gentle cleansers, moisturizers, sun protection, and other products appropriate for your recovery.
The primary difference is how deeply the treatment reaches into the skin.
Focuses primarily on the outermost layers of skin for lighter exfoliation and refreshment.
Reaches further into the skin for more noticeable correction of tone, texture, and fine lines.
Provides more intensive resurfacing and generally involves a more significant recovery period.
Deeper does not automatically mean better. The right treatment depends on your skin, concerns, and desired level of correction.
Downtime generally increases as peel depth increases.
Exact recovery varies depending on the peel used, treatment strength, skin response, and aftercare. Your provider will explain what to expect before treatment.
Peel selection should be based on your skin rather than simply choosing the strongest option.
Your provider may consider factors such as your skin type, pigmentation, treatment history, sensitivity, current skincare routine, desired results, and how much downtime you are comfortable with.
From there, your treatment can be customized around the depth and formulation most appropriate for your goals.