Glow Bar Peels
Chemical Peels for a fresh start
Our Glow Bar Peels, also known as chemical peels, are a key component of our Glowbar Facial options at True Aesthetics, offering a powerful and effective solution for various skin concerns. This treatment involves applying a specially formulated acid solution to the skin, which exfoliates the outer layers and promotes cell turnover. Chemical peels are ideal for individuals looking to improve skin texture, reduce the appearance of fine lines, treat acne, and achieve a brighter, more even complexion. Suitable for various skin types, chemical peels can be customized to address specific skin issues and desired outcomes.
Benefits
The benefits of chemical peels are long-lasting and can be highly visible. This treatment can significantly improve the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and hyperpigmentation, resulting in smoother and more youthful-looking skin. Chemical peels are also highly effective in treating acne and reducing acne scars, helping to clear and refine the skin. By removing the outer layer of dead skin cells, chemical peels reveal a brighter, more even complexion and enhance the skin’s overall texture and tone. Regular peels can also help to maintain a healthy and radiant appearance by promoting continuous cell turnover. As this is a mild treatment, we generally recommend working it into your skin maintenance routine, or committing to a 3-treatment journey.
What we offer at True
At True Aesthetics, our chemical peels are administered by skilled professionals who carefully assess your skin type and concerns to determine the most suitable peel for you. During the treatment, the gentle acid solution is applied to the skin, where it works to remove dead skin cells, lift pigment and stimulate the growth of new, healthy skin. We offer a range of peels, from superficial peels for a gentle refresh to deeper peels for more significant results. This customization ensures that each client receives a treatment that is tailored to their unique skin needs, delivering optimal results.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I prepare for my treatment?
Avoid retinoids, exfoliants, acids and direct sun exposure for a week prior to treatment. Wait 2 weeks following Botox/Dysport, microneedling, or other skin therapies. Avoid any waxing, threading or other form of hair removal for 1 week prior.
What’s the process and how long will it last?
A chemical solution is applied to the skin to exfoliate and rejuvenate. The treatment takes approximately 40 minutes and includes deep cleansing, extractions, and post-peel soothing topicals. Depending on your goals, skin health, and tolerance for downtime, your provider will customize the treatment by selecting the appropriate acid type, strength, and number of sessions to achieve your best results.
Will it hurt?
You may feel a mild tingling or stinging sensation during the peel.Depending on your goals, you may work with your provider towards a more intensive peel; the higher the strength of acid and they type of acid may come with more discomfort. In general, it is a mild to moderate tingling, which is soothed following application of the neutralizing solution.
How long is the recovery period and what are the after care insturctions?
Recovery time can range from a few hours to a few days of redness and peeling depending on the strength of the peel indicated for your skin type. Gentle, soothing anti-finflammatory peels tend ot have low downtime; more intensive rejuvenation therapies may be associated with 3-5 days of flaking. You provider will create your treatment plan with you, and give you options ot achieve your goals and plan for your peels.
When will I see results?
Results are typically seen within a few days as the skin begins to heal and renew.A typical skin cell turnover cycle is 28 days; this process is sped up by the chemical peel. We recommend waiting a full cycle to evaulate your results.For those prone to acne – you may experience a purge. This is a necessary process, and will occur as toxins trapped within your skin are encouraged towards the surface. Plan your peel accordingly, prepare your skincare regime, and understand that this may be a normal expecation as you work towards a more even complexion.
Who should not recieve a Glow Bar peel?
The following conditions are contraindications to chemical peels; current use of Accutane, or use within the last 6 months, pregnant or nursing, allergy to any of the ingredients, presence of autoimmune illness, or current immunotherapy or cancer treatment.If you have a history of cold sores, please contact us to organize prohylactic therapy or to discuss your options.
How often should I get this treatment?
Depending on the peel strength, treatments can be repeated every 4-6 weeks. We recommend a series of three for greatest results.
