ZO “Red Carpet Peel” is a very superficial peel, and is very popular with celebrities, giving it it’s name. Combined with 30% citric, glycolic, and lactic acid, this gentle exfoliant rejuvenates the skin, promoting an instant glow.
This chemical peel works for all skin types, which helps improve:
Benefits of this treatment:
Generally, individuals with fair to medium skin tones and those without active skin infections are good candidates. However, suitability depends on individual skin type and concerns, and a consultation with one of our technicians' is recommended.
Chemical peels work by causing controlled damage to the outer layers of the skin, prompting the skin to regenerate and reveal a fresher, more youthful appearance. The type and strength of the peel determine the depth of penetration and the extent of skin exfoliation.
Chemical peels are effective in addressing a range of skin concerns, including fine lines, wrinkles, acne scars, uneven skin tone, sun damage, and hyperpigmentation.
Recovery time is dependent on the type of the peel. After a chemical peel procedure, your skin may feel tight like a sunburn. A proper skin care regimen is important to speed up the healing process and enhance results.
There are three main types of chemical peels:
Superficial peels may cause a mild tingling sensation, while medium and deep peels may involve a more noticeable discomfort.
Downtime varies based on the type of peel. Superficial peels may result in minimal downtime with some redness, while medium and deep peels may involve a longer recovery period with peeling and redness. Sun protection and post-peel care are crucial.
The frequency of chemical peel treatments depends on the type of peel and individual skin needs. Superficial peels may be done more frequently (every 2-4 weeks), while deeper peels may be spaced out over several months.
