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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Acne Prone Peel.
Specialized acid blends and anti-inflammatory agents gently exfoliate dead skin, clear pores and calm irritated tissue. By reducing bacterial load and promoting healing, the peel minimizes visible redness and decreases inflammatory responses, improving skin tone and acne-prone areas over successive sessions.
Yes — with assessment and customization. We perform a skin consultation and patch test to tailor peel strength and avoid irritation. For very sensitive skin, we select milder formulations and post-care to ensure comfort while still targeting acne and inflammation effectively.
Most clients see improvement after three to six treatments spaced two to four weeks apart. Frequency depends on acne severity, skin response, and homecare. Your therapist will recommend a personalized plan and adjust timing to maximize results while minimizing irritation.
During the peel you may feel mild tingling or warmth; treatment lasts about 30–45 minutes. Afterward expect light peeling, redness, and increased sensitivity for a few days. Follow post-care instructions to soothe skin and support healing for optimal outcomes.
Yes, it pairs well with LED therapy, extractions, or medical-grade facials. Your therapist will plan combinations to enhance bacterial reduction and healing while avoiding overstimulation. Schedule consultations to build a safe, effective regimen tailored to your skin's needs.
Yes. Active cold sores, open wounds, recent isotretinoin use (within 6-12 months), pregnancy, or uncontrolled skin conditions may disqualify you. Full consultation and medical history review are required to ensure safety and determine suitable alternatives when necessary.