Retinol Peel
The Retinol Peel is an advanced skin resurfacing treatment that uses medical-grade retinol to exfoliate, renew, and brighten your complexion. This professional peel stimulates cell turnover, reduces fine lines, and fades dark spots for noticeably smoother and clearer skin. Enjoy a revitalized, youthful glow with minimal discomfort and downtime.
How Vacuum Butt Lift Works for Your Unique Needs
Your provider customizes the peel strength and application time to address your specific concerns—such as aging, pigmentation, or texture—for optimal results.
Ideal For:
- Dull skin
- Fine lines
- Uneven tone
Does Not Treat:
- Deep wrinkles
- Severe acne
- Major scarring
- Permanent results
Stimulates cell turnover
Promotes fresh, healthy skin from within.
Reduces fine lines
Softens the appearance of wrinkles and early aging signs.
Brightens complexion
Fades dark spots and evens skin tone.
Improves texture
Smooths roughness and refines pores.
Fights acne
Helps unclog pores and clear breakouts.
Minimal downtime
Most clients experience only mild flaking or redness.
The Retinol Peel in Action
Your provider gently applies a professional-strength retinol solution to your cleansed skin, allowing it to penetrate and work over the following days. You may notice mild peeling or flaking as old skin sheds, revealing a smoother and more radiant complexion.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How long does the peeling last?
Mild flaking or peeling usually lasts 2–5 days, depending on your skin.
2. Is the treatment painful?
Most clients feel only mild tingling or warmth during application.
3. When will I see results?
Improvements in texture and radiance appear within one week after peeling.
4. How often should I get a Retinol Peel?
Monthly treatments are ideal for ongoing renewal and clarity.
5. Can I wear makeup after a peel?
It’s best to avoid makeup until peeling subsides for optimal healing.
6. Who should avoid this treatment?
Clients with very sensitive skin, pregnancy, or certain medical conditions should consult their provider first.
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