Skin Rejuvenation
A professional resurfacing treatment that uses controlled chemical solutions to exfoliate layers of dead skin, revealing brighter, smoother, and more even-toned skin beneath.
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What Chemical Peels treats
Melasma
Uneven Skintone
Hyperpigmentation
Discoloration
Fine Lines
Wrinkles
Acne
Acne Scar
Dull Skin
Anti-aging
Sun Damage
Brightness
What to Expect
Quick treatment. Real results
Invasiveness
Minimally Invasive
(topical solution)
Down Time
Varies
Key Benefits
Brightens complexion, improves tone, reduces scars and sun damage, stimulates collagen renewal
Ideal Candidates
Patients with uneven skin tone, acne scarring, pigmentation, or those seeking refreshed, radiant skin
The Science
Chemical peels use specially formulated solutions to exfoliate the outer layers of damaged skin, stimulating cell turnover and encouraging the growth of healthier, smoother skin. Peels can be customized in strength and depth to address a variety of skin concerns and treatment goals.
A chemical peel exfoliates damaged outer layers of skin to improve tone, texture, pigmentation, acne, and overall skin appearance.
The number of treatments depends on your skin concerns and goals. Some patients see noticeable improvements after one treatment, while others benefit from a series of peels.
Not always. Some peels cause visible peeling, while others provide skin rejuvenation with minimal or no visible shedding.
Many chemical peels can be customized for different skin types and concerns. Your provider will recommend the most appropriate option based on your skin and goals.
Many patients notice brighter, smoother skin within days, with continued improvements as the skin renews itself over the following weeks.
Schedule a complimentary consultation with one of our expert providers and we'll help you create a customized plan. Or take the quiz to get personalized recommendations first.
The quiz is free, takes 2 minutes, and gives you a personalized plan.
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5037 W. 119th St. Overland Park, KS 66209
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