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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lactic Acid.
A Lactic Acid chemical peel uses a mild alpha-hydroxy acid to dissolve dead skin cells and stimulate cell turnover. It hydrates, brightens and smooths texture. Applied by a professional, it may cause brief tingling and delivers gradual, safe improvement over several sessions.
Lactic acid is one of the gentler AHAs and is often well tolerated by sensitive or rosacea-prone skin. We recommend a consultation and patch test; lower concentrations and protective aftercare reduce irritation risk and ensure safe, effective results.
Results vary with individual goals and skin condition. Many clients see improved brightness and texture after one session, with optimal results after a series of three to six treatments spaced two to four weeks apart, followed by regular maintenance sessions.
During the peel we cleanse, apply lactic acid and monitor comfort; you may feel mild tingling. Afterward expect temporary redness, slight dryness or light peeling. Immediate glow is common; strict sun protection and soothing products are essential for safe healing and best outcomes.
Side effects are usually mild: redness, transient stinging, flaking or increased sensitivity. Downtime is minimal for low-strength peels, but stronger treatments may require several days of peeling. Avoid sun and irritating products; contact us if prolonged irritation, blistering, or severe discomfort occurs.
Prepare by avoiding retinoids, harsh exfoliants and recent waxing or bleaching for several days. After the peel use gentle cleansers, hydrating serums and broad-spectrum SPF 30+ every day. Keep skin cool, avoid hot showers and follow your technician’s personalized aftercare instructions for optimal recovery.