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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Body Peel - Large Area.
A consultation and skin assessment start the session, followed by cleansing and protective measures. The peel is applied, left to work, then neutralized. Sessions take about 45–60 minutes, with immediate aftercare instructions and recommended downtime depending on peel depth.
Most clients benefit from a series of 3–6 treatments spaced two to six weeks apart. The exact number depends on skin condition and goals; your clinician will recommend a personalized plan and maintenance schedule for lasting results.
We evaluate sensitive skin during consultation and may perform a patch test. Formulations and application times are adjusted to minimize irritation, and milder peels or alternative treatments are offered when appropriate.
Downtime varies by peel strength; mild treatments cause minimal flaking for three to five days, while deeper peels can produce peeling and redness for up to two weeks. Follow aftercare to speed healing and reduce complications.
Keep treated skin clean and moisturized, avoid hot baths and abrasive scrubs, and apply broad-spectrum sunscreen daily. Use only recommended products and contact us if you notice excessive redness, cracking, or signs of infection.
Possible risks include temporary redness, irritation, or increased sensitivity. Rarely, hyperpigmentation, hypopigmentation, or scarring can occur. Proper pre-screening, technique, and aftercare significantly reduce complications; discuss medical history and medications at consultation.