Chemical Peels
Our approach to your skin is progressive, not aggressive! PCA Chemical Peels range from light-deep depth, ensuring that each peel is customized to your skin. Sun damage, aging, and discoloration can leave skin looking uneven and dull. Chemical peels gently resurface the skin, helping to smooth fine lines, clear breakouts, and restore a brighter, more even complexion. This trusted treatment reveals refreshed, radiant skin you’ll fall in love with again.
What is a Chemical Peel?
Unveil Your Radiant Complexion
A Chemical Peel is a professional resurfacing treatment that gently removes dull, damaged skin cells to improve texture, tone, and overall radiance. By encouraging fresh skin regeneration, peels can help reduce fine lines, discoloration, acne scars, and sun damage, leaving your complexion refreshed and renewed.
Are Chemical Peels Right For You?
Chemical Peels are customized treatments designed to remove damaged skin, stimulate healthy renewal, and address a wide range of concerns. They can help improve the appearance of:
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Pigmentation & discoloration
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Freckling & brown spots
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Melasma
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Fine lines & wrinkles
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Acne scars
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Dry sunspots
Pre Treatment
Before your peel, a medical professional will review your health history, skin type, previous treatments, and lifestyle factors to ensure safety and determine the best Chemical Peel for your needs. Certain conditions, medications, or pregnancy may make peels less suitable. Your clinician will create a personalized treatment plan and answer any questions about preparation and aftercare.
During Your Treatment
Sensation levels vary by Chemical Peel depth. Light peels may cause mild stinging but typically don’t require pain relief, while medium peels can cause stronger stinging or burning for several minutes, and may involve the use of a sedative or pain reliever to keep you comfortable.
Post Treatment
After a superficial Chemical Peel, skin may be red, dry, and mildly irritated for about a week. Medium peels can cause swelling, darkening, or flaking that lasts 7–14 days, with some redness lingering for a few weeks. Your provider will give you clear aftercare instructions to support healing and optimize results.