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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Enzyme Peel - Back.
A gentle cleanser is applied, then a professional enzyme solution exfoliates the outer back skin. After a controlled dwell time, we neutralize and soothe the area, finishing with hydrating serum and sunscreen if needed. Treatment lasts about thirty to forty-five minutes.
Most clients see visible improvements after one session, but three to six treatments spaced two to four weeks apart produce optimal results for acne, texture, and pigmentation. Your therapist will create a personalized plan based on skin condition and goals.
The peel is light and generally well tolerated. You may feel mild tingling or warmth during application. Temporary redness or slight flaking can occur for a few days. We customize strength to your skin and provide soothing aftercare to minimize irritation.
Contraindications include active sunburn, open wounds, recent isotretinoin use, certain skin infections, and pregnancy in some formulations. Our therapist conducts a thorough consultation and medical history to confirm suitability and may recommend alternative options if necessary.
Avoid sun exposure and use broad-spectrum SPF daily. Keep the area clean, avoid exfoliants and harsh products for at least a week, and apply recommended hydrating serums or creams. Follow any specific aftercare instructions provided by your therapist to support healing.
Yes, it can help reduce mild post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation by accelerating cell turnover and promoting even pigment distribution. Multiple treatments combined with sun protection and topical lightening agents deliver the best results. Expect gradual improvement over several sessions.