Chemical Peels

Medical-grade chemical solutions that exfoliate and resurface the skin to address pigmentation, fine lines, uneven texture, and dullness.

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TreatmentDurationPrice
VI Peel Body30 min$350Book →
VI Peel Purify30 min$350Book →
VI Peel Advanced30 min$350Book →
BioRePeel30 min$250Book →

Chemical peels use a carefully chosen blend of medical-grade acids to lift away damaged outer layers of skin and reveal fresher, healthier tissue underneath. The strength and formulation are selected based on your skin type, concerns, and desired downtime — from gentle, lunchtime-friendly superficial peels to deeper, more transformative treatments. As the skin heals, it emerges brighter, smoother, and more even in tone, with reduced sun damage, faded hyperpigmentation, softened fine lines, and fewer breakouts.

  • Resurfaces and renews the skin's outer layers
  • Fades hyperpigmentation and sun damage
  • Smooths fine lines and refines texture
  • Unclogs pores and reduces breakouts
  • Customizable strength and formulation

A carefully selected chemical solution is applied to the skin, causing controlled exfoliation of the outermost layers. As the skin heals, newer, healthier cells emerge with improved tone, texture, and clarity. Peel depth — superficial, medium, or deep — is selected based on your skin type, concerns, and desired downtime.

Which peel is right for me?

Your provider will recommend a peel based on your skin type, concerns, and downtime tolerance — from gentle, lunchtime-friendly options to deeper, more transformative formulas.

What does recovery look like?

Light peels involve minor flaking for a few days. Medium peels typically cause more visible peeling for 5 to 7 days. Deep peels require longer recovery and are reserved for specific concerns.

How often can I get a peel?

Lighter peels can be done every 4 to 6 weeks; medium-depth peels are typically spaced 3 to 6 months apart depending on intensity.