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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Glycolic Face Peel.
Appointments typically last 30 to 60 minutes, including consultation, skin preparation, acid application, and neutralization. Lighter peels take less time; more intensive treatments may require additional monitoring. Expect brief aftercare instructions and recommended follow-up visits.
Many sensitive skin types can tolerate low-concentration glycolic peels under professional supervision. We'll perform a skin analysis and patch test, and may adjust acid strength or recommend gentler alternatives. Active rosacea or severely compromised skin may require postponement.
Most clients see noticeable results after three to six treatments spaced two to four weeks apart. Your esthetician will create a customized plan based on skin type, severity of concerns, and goals to optimize results.
Recovery typically involves mild redness and light flaking for three to seven days with superficial peels. Stronger peels may have longer peeling and downtime. Avoid sun exposure, use gentle skincare, and follow salon aftercare to support healing and results.
Yes — glycolic acid increases sun sensitivity by exposing fresh skin layers. Apply broad-spectrum SPF 30+ daily, avoid prolonged sun exposure, wear protective clothing, and delay tanning or intense sunbathing. Follow esthetician guidance on when to resume active topical treatments.
Yes, but timing and compatibility matter. Some treatments like light laser, microdermabrasion, or injectables require pre- or post-treatment windows to avoid irritation. We'll assess your regimen and schedule procedures to maximize safety and results, spacing sessions appropriately.