From light, no-downtime peels to deeper resurfacing treatments, a chemical peel accelerates skin cell turnover to improve tone, texture, and clarity.
Chemical peels use a solution — the specific acids and concentration vary by product and depth — to remove damaged outer layers of skin, accelerating cell turnover and revealing smoother, more even-toned skin underneath. Peels range from light, no-downtime options suitable for regular maintenance to deeper peels that address more significant texture and pigmentation concerns but require more recovery time.
The right depth depends on your skin type, concerns, and how much downtime you can accommodate — a light peel before a weekend event is a very different plan than a deeper peel aimed at significant texture improvement.
We assess your skin type and goals before recommending a peel depth, and we're upfront about the downtime involved with deeper options. Series of lighter peels are often more effective — and more comfortable — than a single aggressive treatment for most concerns.
Pair a chemical peel with dermaplaning for enhanced exfoliation in the same visit.
Explore DermaplaningSee our full approach to acne scarring, including how peels fit into a treatment plan.
Learn About Acne Scars"The mistake I see most often is patients assuming deeper always means better results. For most concerns, a series of lighter peels done consistently outperforms one aggressive peel with a week of recovery — and it's a lot more comfortable to live through."
Chemical peels pair well with: dermaplaning, acne scars, sun damage, facials & skin treatments, and our full Med Spa menu.
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Book a chemical peel consultation and we'll match the depth and formula to your skin and goals.