Facial Peels

How often should I have a facial peel?

There is no universal weekly or monthly schedule. The exact product, treatment depth, your skin and how it has recovered affect whether another peel is appropriate. Ask for an individual plan before buying a course.

Is a home peel the same as a professional peel?

No. Use only a product intended for your use and follow its current instructions. A name such as AHA, BHA or TCA does not establish a safe home concentration or application time. Do not reproduce a professional peel procedure at home.

Can sensitive skin have a peel?

A product described as mild or natural may still irritate skin. Discuss sensitivity, skin conditions, past reactions and other skincare before deciding. A small-area test does not guarantee that a full treatment will be safe.

What can I expect?

A peel may be considered for cosmetic concerns such as surface texture or uneven tone, but outcomes vary. Risks include irritation, pigment changes and scarring. Recovery depends on the exact procedure. Ask what improvement is realistic, what aftercare is required and whom to contact if symptoms are unexpected.