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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Glycolic Acid Acne Peel w/ Free Microdermabrasion.
We perform a thorough skin assessment and customize peel strength for sensitivity. Expect mild tingling or brief redness. For highly reactive skin we use a gentler protocol or alternate therapies to minimize irritation while still targeting acne safely.
Most clients benefit from a series of 4–6 treatments spaced two to four weeks apart. Maintenance sessions and at-home care improve results and help control acne long-term based on your skin's response.
Mild flaking and redness are common for a few days, but significant downtime is rare. We provide post-peel care instructions and gentle products to soothe, promote healing, and minimize visible peeling while maximizing results.
Yes. We often combine microdermabrasion and peels in a single session. Some in-clinic services may be combined depending on skin condition; we'll design a safe treatment plan and spacing to prevent over-exfoliation.
Avoid excessive sun exposure, retinoids, and waxing for one week before treatment. Afterward, use gentle cleansers, broad-spectrum sunscreen, and hydrating products. Follow our step-by-step aftercare to reduce irritation and support healing for best outcomes.
Yes. Active infections, open wounds, recent isotretinoin use, certain skin conditions, or known acid sensitivities may disqualify you. A thorough consultation and medical history review ensure safety and proper treatment selection.