Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Lactic Peel / Glycolic / TCA Peel.

Most clients experience mild redness and flaking for 2–5 days depending on peel strength. Lighter glycolic or lactic peels have minimal downtime, while stronger TCA treatments may require longer healing. We will explain expected recovery and post-care during your consultation.

Lactic peels suit sensitive or dry skin, glycolic works well for dullness and acne-prone types, and TCA targets deeper texture and pigmentation issues. We perform a skin analysis to choose the safest, most effective peel type and concentration for you.

Yes — these peels are commonly added to facials and targeted treatments to boost results. Our estheticians adjust timing and product layering to prevent irritation and ensure compatibility with your home skincare routine and any in-salon procedures.

For mild concerns, a series of 3–6 light peels spaced two to four weeks apart often produces noticeable improvement. Deeper TCA treatments may require fewer sessions but longer recovery. We create a personalized plan based on your goals and skin response.

Temporary redness, mild stinging, peeling, and sensitivity to sun are common after peels. Serious complications are rare when performed by trained professionals. We'll review contraindications and do a patch test if needed to minimize risks and ensure safety.

Use gentle cleansers, fragrance-free moisturizers, and broad-spectrum SPF 30+ daily. Avoid exfoliating ingredients, heat, and direct sun for at least one week. Follow customized home-care instructions we provide to support healing and maximize peel results.