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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Corrective Peel.
Your treatment includes cleansing, PCA peel application, and soothing neutralization. Mild tingling or light flaking may occur for several days. Avoid picking at flakes, follow provided aftercare steps, and use sunscreen to support healing and results.
Most clients experience minimal downtime; redness and light peeling usually resolve within three to seven days. Healing varies by skin type and peel strength. We recommend avoiding heavy makeup and sun exposure while skin recovers, and moisturizing generously.
Yes — PCA peels are formulated to be gentle and suitable for many sensitive or acne-prone skin types when performed by our licensed professionals. A consultation identifies suitability, and adjustments can be made to minimize irritation and optimize results.
Treatment plans vary; typically a series of three to six peels spaced several weeks apart yields noticeable improvement. Our estheticians will assess skin condition and goals to recommend frequency and any complementary home-care products to maximize outcomes.
Avoid heavy makeup for at least 24 to 48 hours or until flaking subsides. If minimal irritation, light mineral makeup may be used after initial healing, but it's best to follow your esthetician's specific aftercare guidance to prevent irritation or pigment issues.
Contraindications can include recent isotretinoin use, active infections, open wounds, recent laser treatments, or pregnancy. A thorough consultation and health history ensure safety. Disclose medications and recent procedures so we can determine if and when it’s appropriate.