Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Peel Pads Treatment.

Most clients feel a mild tingling or warmth during application, not true pain. Sensitivity varies by skin type; we perform a consultation and patch test beforehand. Any discomfort typically subsides quickly, and soothing serums are applied afterward to calm the skin.

Duration depends on skin condition and home care. Many clients notice smoother, brighter skin for several days to weeks after one session. For sustained improvement we recommend a series of treatments spaced two to four weeks apart, then monthly maintenance.

Most skin types seeking improved texture, reduced congestion, or minimized pores are good candidates. Not recommended for active infections, open wounds, severe rosacea, or recent high-strength retinoid use. We provide a consultation and skin assessment to confirm suitability and tailor treatment.

Appointments start with skin cleansing and consultation. Clinician applies sequential clinical-grade peel pads, monitors reaction, then neutralizes or soothes the skin. Treatment concludes with hydrating serums and SPF application, plus personalized aftercare instructions to optimize results.

Mild redness, dryness, flaking, or slight sensitivity are common and usually resolve within a few days to a week. Avoid aggressive exfoliation and sun exposure afterward. Rarely, prolonged irritation occurs—contact us immediately for evaluation and supportive care.

Avoid aggressive exfoliants, chemical peels, and prescription retinoids for at least a week before treatment. Avoid sunburn, waxing, and bleaching procedures. Inform us of medications or recent procedures. Arrive with clean, makeup-free skin for an accurate assessment and optimal results.