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CHEMICAL PEELS
THE GOAL OF A CHEMICAL PEEL IS NOT TO NECESSARILY HAVE AGGRESSIVE SKIN CELL SHEDDING
ENVIRON CLARITY PEEL ACM1 OR ACM2
$125.00
This revolutionary treatment fuses a light TCA peel, which dissolves the surface dead skin and helps to inhibit the effects of bacteria with a enhanced delivery of vitamins and growth factors to suppport the appearance of a smoother texture and clearer complexion. The result is a visibly healthier-looking skin, with the appearance of diminished pore size, clearer, purified, more even texture and tone.
ENVIRON REVITALIZE PEEL TCA PAMGEL 2.5%
$125.00
This results driven fusion of acidic ingredients, known to help release the benefits of growth factors (which create the building blocks of a more youthful-appearance), synergistically combine with a topical application of vitamins A and C, growth factors and peptides, to reveal the appearance of a firmer, plumper skin.
CUSTOMIZED PCA PEEL 45 min.
$90.00
Buy 2, Get 1 FREE = 3 PCA Skin Peel sessions for $180.
PCA Skin peel is an advanced exfoliating treatment custom formulated for your particular skin type, condition, and sensitivity level. These professional strength peels provide nourishing ingredients that brighten, smooth and hydrate the skin’s surface, while TCA, Lactic Acid and Salicylic Acid join together to gently produce dramatic changes in your skin.
Apeele
249.00
APEELE™ is a next-generation revitalizing peel designed to provide controlled exfoliation of damaged skin with significant visible results after just one treatment. This powerful yet non-invasive chemical resurfacing procedure uses a synergistic combination of multiple active ingredients to improve the quality and appearance of facial skin.
TCA, Mandelic Acid, Lactic acid, Gluconolactone
Prior to a peel...
The better the health of your skin, the less likely you will experience sensitization or adverse reactions to a chemical peel. Cracked or dehydrated skin allows for more penetration of chemical peeling agents, which can cause itching, stinging, or burning. It is strongly recommended that every client receives at least one preliminary facial prior to receiving a peel. A few facial treatments may be necessary to prepare your skin to ensure that you can tolerate the highly active peel ingredients. Priming the skin before performing a peel will ensure that treatments are a success and that every client receives the best results possible while recovering faster without adverse reactions.
PCA peels
Additional Information
Sensi Peel®
A TCA blend (12% Lactic Acid & 6% TCA) primarily formulated for ethnic skin and other extremely sensitive skin types. This gentle solution is appropriate for all skin types, conditions and sensitivity levels. This treatment is especially ideal for sensitive skin, as it produces only a mild tingling sensation. This peel also contains Azeleic Acid, Kojic Acid, Arbutin, Marshmallow Root Extract, Linseed Oil and Sweet Almond Oil. Sensi Peel will strengthen and brighten the skin while helping to treat sun damage and other forms of hyper pigmentation. This multi-faceted treatment also provides anti-inflammatory, anti-acne and antibacterial action, making it an excellent choice for helping calm rosacea, as redness and inflammation can subside substantially after treatment.
Ultra Peel®
A TCA blend (20% Lactic & 10% TCA) specially formulated to treat dehydrated and maturing skin. Ultra Peel is also appropriate for many skin types, conditions and sensitivities. It will help treat smoker’s skin, pigment disorders, sun damaged skin and acne. Moderate to aggressive exfoliation will be experienced, depending on the number of layers applied. This peel also contains Azeleic Acid, Kojic Acid, Arbutin, Vitamin C, Chaste Tree Berry Extract, Linseed Oil and Sweet Almond Oil. Overall, the final result will be plump, hydrated and ultra-soft skin.
PCA Peel®
Enhanced Jessner formulas resulting in a deeper peel, effectively exfoliates with blends of 14% Lactic Acid and 14% Salicylic Acid, while lightening and inhibiting pigment production with Kojic Acid, Vitamin C and Hydroquinone. PCA Peel helps repair, reduce and inhibit active acne, control oil, soften lines and smooth skin texture, and lighten skin tone.
contraindications to receiving chemical peels
Additional Information
- If you are lactating, pregnant or think you might be pregnant, you can NOT receive a chemical peel.
- If you are taking a doctor prescribed acne medication, such as Isotretinoin or Accutane, you must discontinue use for at least 6 months prior to a chemical peel.
- If you are using a prescribed exfoliant such as Retin-A®, Renova®, Differin®, Tazorac®, Avage® or a high percentage Glycolic Acid product, discontinue use for approximately 10 days prior to your chemical peel. Please consult your physician before discontinuing the use of any prescription medication.
- If you have active herpes simplex (cold sores) on treatment area, you can NOT receive a chemical peel.
- If you have sun allergies, you can NOT receive a chemical peel.
- If you are allergic to aspirin, you can NOT receive a chemical peel that contains salicylic acid.
- If you have had any prior adverse reaction to a skin peel, you can NOT receive a chemical peel.
- If you had recent radiation treatment for cancer, you can NOT receive a chemical peel.
- If you have had sunburn, significant sun exposure or wind-burn within the last 2 weeks, you can NOT receive a chemical peel.
- If you have had surgery within the last month in the area to be peeled, you can NOT receive a chemical peel.
- If you are currently using antibiotics (which may cause skin to be ultra-sensitive), you can NOT receive a chemical peel.
- If you have waxed your face, you must wait at least 72 hours prior to receiving a chemical peel.
- If you are using a chemical depilatory treatment, you must wait a week prior to receiving a chemical peel.
- If you have received a cosmetic or resurfacing skin procedure such as laser or a chemical treatment, you must wait 2 weeks prior to receiving a chemical peel.
- If you have received Botox® or other injectable procedure, you must wait 2 week prior to receiving a chemical peel.
After your peel...
POST PEEL...
AFTER YOUR PEEL...
Your post-treatment care will impact the results of chemical peel. Immediately after your peel, your skin may appear red and flushed. As your skin goes through the renewal process, it is normal to experience dryness, redness and tightness, as well as some peeling or flaking within a week. You may also notice a temporarily more pronounced appearance of pigmentation as it rises to the skin’s surface. These side effects will subside quickly with proper post-treatment care. After a peel, your skin is sensitive. You should use a sensitive skin facial wash and always wear a sunscreen (minimum SPF 30) to minimize possible sun damage. Avoid direct sun exposure for at least 2 weeks to prevent hyperpigmentation. Your skin will likely begin flaking within the first 2-3 days after the peel. Never pick or pull shedding skin, allow skin to naturally slough off. DO NOT rub your face in a circular motion while the skin is moist to attempt to get dead skin cells to turn over before they're ready, for instance when you are in the shower. You may continue flaking for approximately 7-10 days post peel. Keep treated area moisturized for the duration of the peeling process by applying a slightly thicker moisturizer.
- These superficial peels result in little to no downtime. Treatments may cause slight redness, tightness, peeling, flaking and/or temporary dryness.
- Most clients find it unnecessary to apply makeup, as the skin will be smooth, dewy and radiant following your treatment. If you would like to apply makeup, allow approximately an hour for the pH of the skin to stabilize before applying foundation.
- Avoid direct sun exposure and excessive heat. Always use daily sunscreen protection.
- Do NOT pick or pull on any loosening or exfoliating skin. This could potentially cause hyperpigmentation.
- Do NOT apply ice or ice water to the treated areas.
- Do NOT put the face directly into a hot shower spray.
- Do NOT use a hot tub, steam room or sauna.
- Do NOT participate in activities that would cause excessive perspiration.
- Do NOT direct a hair dryer onto the treated area.
- STAY COOL! Getting overheated internally can cause hyperpigmentation.
- Do NOT go to a tanning booth for at least 3 weeks before or after a treatment. It is recommended to avoid tanning booths completely.
- Do NOT go swimming for a week.
- Discontinue use of Retin-A®/Renova®/Tazorac®/Avage® for a week post-treatment. Always check with your physician before discontinuing the use of any prescription medications.
- Do NOT have any electrolysis, collagen, Botox® or other dermal filler injections for a week.
- Do NOT have any facial waxing or use depilatories for a week after treatment.