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. Whether you're looking for a tightening glow, acne control, lightening of pigment, or a major exfoliation, we offer both intermediate and advanced options.
With an intermediate peel, you won't experience a true shedding — more of a light flaking as the skin exfoliates. With an advanced peel, expect a more noticeable snake-like shedding over the days that follow as a fresh layer of skin is revealed. The right depth depends on your skin type, goals, and how much downtime you can accommodate — a light, flaking peel before a weekend event is a very different plan than an advanced 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.