Skin refresh

Chemical Peels

When your skin looks “meh,” a peel brings the glow back.

Our chemical peels are controlled resurfacing treatments that lift away dull buildup, help clear congestion, and improve tone—without adding volume or changing your features. We offer both the Epionce Professional Peel and the Perfect Derma Peel so you can choose the level of refresh, peeling, and downtime that actually fits your week.

Serving clients from New Boston, Huron Township, Flat Rock, and Gibraltar.

30–45 min visit
Flaking varies

What it is

Professional exfoliation that brightens, smooths, and helps reset skin clarity by loosening dead surface cells and reducing pore congestion. Whether you choose a gentler peel or a more noticeable shed, the goal is the same: fresher-looking skin that reads cleaner, smoother, and more even.

Best for

Dullness and uneven tone
Clogged pores and stubborn congestion
Post-breakout marks and lingering discoloration
Rough, “bumpy,” or tired-looking texture

How to choose

If you want a visible refresh without injectable treatment, this is a great place to start. Choose Epionce when you want a polished glow with lighter downtime. Choose Perfect Derma when you want a more noticeable reset and can plan around a few days of visible peeling.

Treatment details

The appointment is quick. The skin reset happens after.

Your visit is straightforward. We cleanse, prep, apply the peel, and send you home with simple instructions. What changes most from peel to peel is the recovery window and how visible that “shed” feels in real life.

During the appointment

Plan about 30–45 minutes. Warmth or tingling is expected; we monitor your comfort the whole time.

What shows up first

Many clients notice brighter, cleaner-looking skin quickly. With Perfect Derma, the more visible peeling phase commonly starts around day 3.

Downtime range

Epionce may bring light flaking or dryness. Perfect Derma usually involves a more obvious 3–7 day shed.

How long results last

Results hold best with daily SPF and simple maintenance. Many clients book seasonal refreshes or short series for tone and texture goals.

Tip:

If you use retinol or exfoliating acids, ask us about a short pause so your skin stays calm and predictable.

Two peel options

Think of this section as the “which peel makes sense for me?” answer. Both options improve tone, texture, and overall skin clarity—one just asks a little less of your calendar than the other.

Gentler peel option

Stronger peel option

Aftercare essentials

Keep it gentle: cleanser + moisturizer only for a few days.
Let skin shed naturally—no picking or scrubbing.
SPF daily (fresh skin is extra sun-sensitive).

Pairs well with

Good timing rule

If you have an event, give yourself at least 7–10 days. If it’s your first peel, a little extra buffer is smart.

FAQs

A few quick answers so you can plan timing and expectations.

Will I peel a lot?

It depends on peel strength and your baseline skin. We’ll recommend a level that fits your downtime preference.

Can I wear makeup after a peel?

Many clients wait until the next day (or until skin feels calm). If you’re peeling, makeup may cling, so timing matters.

How often should I get a peel?

Some people do a short series a few weeks apart, then maintenance as needed. We’ll recommend a cadence based on your goal.

Are peels good for acne-prone skin?

Often, yes—especially for congestion and post-breakout marks. We’ll choose the safest option if you have active breakouts.

What should I stop using beforehand?

Strong actives may need a short pause (retinoids/acids). We’ll give you a simple prep list based on what you use.

Ready for smoother, brighter skin?

Text us your top goal (texture, tone, congestion, marks) and your ideal downtime. We’ll help you choose the peel level that fits your schedule.