Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about 10% TCA Depigmentation Peel up to 4 layers 8 layers.

Yes. When performed by trained professionals it is a mild, controlled peel using 10% TCA plus azelaic, arbutin and kojic. Expect minimal irritation; contraindications include pregnancy, active infection or recent isotretinoin use.

Layering is customized to your needs; most treatments use 2–5 layers for superficial to slight medium exfoliation. Intensity and price ($115–$145) vary by layers and skin goals.

This formula is safe for Fitzpatrick I–VI and works well on sensitive, dark and olive skin. A consultation and patch test ensure suitability and minimize risks for individuals.

Begin prescribed pre-peel products two weeks prior (sold separately). Avoid retinoids, waxing and excess sun exposure. Arrive with clean skin and follow your clinician’s preparation instructions.

Downtime is minimal to moderate: redness, tightness and light peeling for 3–7 days are common. Follow post-care, avoid sun, and use gentle skincare and SPF to support healing.

Visible improvement can appear after one treatment, but a series of 3–6 peels spaced 2–4 weeks apart typically yields optimal pigment reduction and texture improvement alongside home care.