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Get answers to common questions about Glycolic/Lactic/TCA Peel.
This peel targets texture, discoloration, fine lines, enlarged pores, and mild acne scarring. Choice of glycolic, lactic or TCA strength depends on concern and skin type. A consultation determines the optimal formulation and treatment plan for safe, effective results.
Yes. The consultation assesses skin type, sensitivity, medication use, and recent treatments to choose appropriate acid and pre-treatment protocol. This step ensures safety, reduces complications, and optimizes peel strength for your skin's individual needs.
Follow pre-treatment guidance from your esthetician: avoid retinoids, exfoliants, and sun exposure for two weeks, use gentle cleansers and SPF, and disclose medications. Proper prep reduces irritation risk and improves peel effectiveness and recovery.
During the peel you may feel tingling or warmth; sensation varies by acid and strength. Afterward expect redness, flaking, and temporary sensitivity. Healing timeline ranges from a few days to two weeks depending on peel depth; follow aftercare to support recovery.
Many skin types can benefit, but deeper TCA peels carry higher risk of pigment changes, especially on darker skin. Consultation identifies the safest acid and concentration, with tailored pre- and post-care to reduce hyperpigmentation risk.
Number varies by concern and peel strength. Superficial glycolic or lactic peels often require a series of 3–6 spaced weeks apart. Medium TCA peels may need fewer sessions. Your esthetician will create a personalized plan during consultation.