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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Chemical Peel Consultation.
During the consultation, your esthetician reviews your medical history, skin concerns, and photos, evaluates skin type, discusses peel options and risks, and recommends a customized plan or pre-treatment steps. It lasts about 20–30 minutes and can be done virtually.
Anyone considering a chemical peel, first-time clients, or those with specific concerns like acne, sun damage, or uneven tone should book a consultation. We evaluate suitability, contraindications, and create safe treatment recommendations tailored to your skin.
Not usually, but bring a list or photos of current products and active ingredients. We may advise pausing retinoids, exfoliants, or prescription treatments before an in-person peel, and will give specific pre-peel guidance during your consultation.
We recommend scheduling your consultation at least 1–2 weeks before a planned peel to allow time for pre-treatment skin adjustments. For more intensive peels or medical considerations, book 3–4 weeks ahead for safer preparation.
Yes, virtual consultations are available for remote clients. We provide assessment, recommendations, and product guidance online. Note that actual peel procedures must be performed in-person at our clinic, and local regulations may affect service availability.
Most cosmetic consultations and peels are considered elective and aren't covered by insurance. If your peel is medically necessary, check with your provider. We can provide receipts and documentation for insurance inquiries upon request.