FAQ

The Vi peel is a specially-formulated facial peel that uses a proprietary blend of acids, which are designed to cause your skin to peel. After you have this procedure done and your skin peels, it reveals clearer, smoother, and younger-looking skin underneath.

First, the “Vi” in a Vi peel stands for Vitality Institute. This means that you can expect it to be specially formulated to be safe and gentle to your skin, yet also effective. The Vi peel also contains a unique blend of acids, including trichloroacetic acid, salicylic acid, retinoic acid, vitamin C, and phenol.

You may want to consider getting a Vi peel if you have any of the following skin conditions: Fine lines and wrinkles Acne scarring Acne Hyperpigmentation due to sun damage or melasma Rosacea Redness Large pores Keratosis pilaris (or KP, also known as the bumps on your skin that have a pockmarked appearance like chicken skin) Many other skin conditions can also be successfully treated by a Vi peel. If you want to know if you’re a good candidate, just ask.

First, we take a thorough health history to ensure it’s the best and safest treatment for you. Most people respond fairly well to the Vi peel, although the fairer your skin, the more you may react after the fact. This is still considered normal, but it’s something you may want to consider when scheduling it. Your esthetician cleanses your face with a gentle cleanser. After that, they apply a light coating of the acid compound to your skin for only a few minutes. Then, they rinse off your face and instruct you to be extremely vigilant about using sunscreen. Vi peel recommends using their sunscreen product, and we do as well to ensure optimal results.

After you have the peel applied to your skin, at first, you wait. Then, your skin begins to peel about 3 days after the procedure is done. This looks just like the after-effects when you’ve gotten sunburned in the past. As mentioned above, people with fairer skin will peel more heavily, so it may look like you used a fake tanning product. It’s considered to be a minimally-invasive procedure, but you may want to try to work from home for a few days if possible. The results aren’t permanent, so you may need to schedule an appointment for another peel whenever your skin starts to show new signs of the condition you’re treating.

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The duration of the effects is roughly 10-12 weeks

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