How a Chemical Peel Works
A Chemical Peel is controlled chemical exfoliation that helps remove dead and damaged skin cells from the surface of the skin. By clearing away the outer layer, topical programs such as the Vivier Skin Care program can penetrate and perform more efficiently, revealing a fresher appearing complexion without introducing unverified medical claims.
During the 60 MINUTES appointment you can expect a targeted application of the exfoliating solution and close monitoring by your clinician. The practitioner adjusts exposure to match your skin’s response so the procedure removes surface cells safely while minimizing unnecessary irritation.
Preparing and Aftercare Choices
Preparing for a peel means reducing recent sun exposure and following any pre-visit instructions from your clinician. Because Windsor has cold, snowy winters and warm summers, scheduling peels in lower-UV months is common; our busiest months are Oct, Nov, Jan and Feb when risk of post-peel pigmentation is lower.
Aftercare focuses on gentle protection and hydration while the skin renews. You’ll find products work better post-peel, especially when paired with a Vivier Skin Care routine. Expect temporary redness or light flaking; protect healed skin with sunscreen and follow the clinician’s guidance for returning to your regular skincare.
Suitability and Expected Outcomes
Clients who seek improved texture, clearer skin, or reduction in dullness often choose a Chemical Peel. Local clients report clearer, refreshed-looking skin and improvements in acne or surface texture after treatments, while also valuing the experienced, caring approach of our clinicians during their visits.
Deciding on a peel involves trade-offs: some benefit after a single session while others pursue a planned series determined at consultation. The service is priced at $150 and takes about 60 MINUTES. Our Windsor location off E.C. Row and Tecumseh Road makes early-morning or evening appointments practical for commuters and shift workers.
