Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about 30% Glycolic Acid Peel.

You’ll feel mild tingling or warmth as the peel works for about five to ten minutes. The clinician monitors skin, then neutralizes and soothes it. Expect slight redness and minimal flaking over a few days as renewal begins.

A series of three to six peels spaced two to four weeks apart is typical for noticeable improvement. Your clinician will tailor frequency based on skin type, tolerance, and goals. Maintenance sessions may be advised thereafter to sustain results.

Downtime is minimal for most clients. Expect up to three to seven days of mild peeling, dryness, and sensitivity. Avoid heavy makeup and sun exposure until healing; follow your aftercare plan including gentle cleansing and SPF to support recovery.

Yes, it helps mild to moderate acne by unclogging pores and promoting cell turnover, reducing breakouts and improving texture. It can soften superficial scarring and discoloration, though deeper scars may require combined treatments like microneedling or stronger resurfacing.

Ideal candidates have sun-damaged, uneven, or acne-prone skin seeking mild-to-moderate resurfacing. Those with active cold sores, certain skin conditions, or recent isotretinoin use need evaluation. A consultation is required to assess suitability and create a safe treatment plan.

Apply broad-spectrum SPF daily, avoid direct sun exposure, and use gentle, non-irritating cleansers and moisturizers. Skip active exfoliants and retinoids until healed. Follow clinic instructions for soothing products and contact us if prolonged irritation or signs of infection occur.