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Get answers to common questions about 15% or 25% Salicylic Acid.
You may feel tingling during application. Peeling typically begins 2ā4 days after treatment and can last 6ā8 days. Expect flaking, mild redness, and smoother skin afterward. Follow post-care and sun protection instructions closely.
A series every two weeks is recommended for optimal results. Many clients benefit from multiple sessions to address acne, oiliness, and marks. Your provider will customize frequency based on skin response and goals.
This is a Level IIāIII exfoliation and can be too strong for highly reactive skin. A consultation and patch test are recommended. We will assess tolerance and may choose a gentler option if needed.
Yes ā peeling is expected. Typically skin peels for 6ā8 days starting about 2ā4 days post-application. Avoid picking, use gentle cleansers, and follow aftercare to support healing and prevent irritation.
Avoid retinoids, strong exfoliants, and excessive sun exposure for several days prior. Disclose medications and recent procedures. Arrive with clean skin; your provider will review prep steps during consultation.
Common effects include redness, stinging, and peeling. Less commonly you may experience prolonged irritation or pigment changes. Not advised with salicylate allergy or certain conditions; consult our clinician for safety.