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Chemical Peels

We use BioRePeel — a professional peel that resurfaces and brightens without the week of flaking people associate with the word "peel". Most clients barely peel at all and still get real results.

Appointment

30–45 minutes

Downtime

Minimal

Frequency

Monthly or quarterly

Starting at

$275

Why BioRePeel instead of a traditional peel

Old-school peels work by injuring the surface of your skin and making you shed it. They are effective, but they cost you a week of looking like you have a bad sunburn and flaking in public, which is why most people who need one never book it.

BioRePeel is a two-phase formulation — trichloroacetic acid combined with amino acids, vitamins and lactobionic acid — designed to work biostimulating rather than purely exfoliating. It resurfaces and brightens while feeding the skin at the same time, and most clients experience little to no visible peeling.

The treatment takes 30 to 45 minutes, needs no numbing, and you leave with skin that looks slightly flushed at worst. You can wear makeup the next day and there is no hiding indoors.

What a peel treats

Peels are the right tool when your concern is tone and clarity rather than structure. If the problem is depth — deep scars, real laxity — microneedling or laser is a better fit, and we will say so.

  • Dull, tired skin tone
  • Hyperpigmentation and melasma
  • Post-inflammatory marks left behind by acne
  • Active acne and congestion
  • Fine lines and early texture change
  • Oiliness and enlarged pores
  • Body areas — back, chest and shoulders

What it costs and where it goes

We use BioRePeel Blue. It is $275 for the face, and you can add the neck or the chest for $50 each — a common pairing, since sun damage rarely stops at the jawline.

It is performed by our physician assistant or our registered nurse, at either studio or on a mobile visit, and your provider sets the depth and dwell time based on your skin rather than running one standard protocol on everyone.

Before and after your peel

Stop retinoids, acids and any exfoliating products three to five days before your appointment, and come in with clean skin and no makeup. Tell us if you have had a cold sore outbreak in the past, are on Accutane, or are pregnant or nursing.

Afterward: no makeup for the rest of the day, no gym or sauna for 24 hours, gentle cleanser only for two or three days, and diligent sunscreen. Some people get a light, dry flaking around day three; many get none. Do not pick at anything that does flake.

A single peel brightens noticeably. Pigmentation and acne marks respond best to a series of three to six spaced about four weeks apart, then quarterly maintenance. Peels also pair well with microneedling in an alternating schedule, and your provider will build that out with you.

Chemical peel pricing

BioRePeel Blue — Face
$275
Add Neck or Chest
+$50 each

Pigmentation and acne marks respond best to a series of three to six treatments about four weeks apart. Same prices at both studios and on mobile visits.

All prices shown are after Alle, Aspire and REVA rewards discounts.

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Chemical peel questions

BioRePeel Blue is $275 for the face, and the neck or chest can be added for $50 each. Prices are identical at both studios and on mobile visits.

Usually very little, and often not at all. BioRePeel is formulated to biostimulate rather than simply exfoliate, so most clients get results without the week of visible flaking traditional peels cause. Some people see light dryness around day three.

Minimal. Expect mild flushing on the day of treatment. No makeup for the rest of that day, no gym or sauna for 24 hours, gentle cleanser for two to three days, and sunscreen without exception.

One brightens noticeably. For pigmentation, melasma or acne marks, a series of three to six spaced about four weeks apart works best, followed by quarterly maintenance.

They help, particularly in a series and combined with strict sun protection and the right home care. Melasma is a chronic condition rather than something a peel cures, so we will set realistic expectations and build a maintenance plan rather than promise a one-time fix.

Retinoids, acids and exfoliating products three to five days beforehand. Tell us if you get cold sores, are on Accutane, or are pregnant or nursing, since any of those changes what we do.

Peels are best for tone, pigmentation and clarity. Microneedling is best for texture, scars and laxity. Many clients alternate the two, and your provider will lay out a schedule at your consultation.

BioRePeel is well tolerated across skin types, but pigment-prone skin always needs a careful approach. Your provider will assess your skin and adjust the protocol rather than run a standard depth on everyone.

Book a BioRePeel

Real resurfacing without a week of flaking. Free consultation, and an honest answer about whether a peel or microneedling suits your skin better.