Chemical peels
Chemical peels may be a good option when surface-level tone, texture, pigmentation, or acne-related concerns are part of the treatment goal.
Chemical Peels / VI Peel
Reveal Brighter, Smoother-Looking Skin.
Chemical peels are designed to support skin renewal and improve the appearance of concerns such as uneven tone, texture, pigmentation, and acne-related changes.
At JT Aesthetic & Co., the treatment is selected based on the skin, the concern being addressed, and the desired level of correction.
What is a chemical peel?
A Controlled Approach to Skin Renewal.
Chemical peels use a professionally selected solution to exfoliate the skin and support the renewal process.
Professionally selected solution
Depending on the type and strength of peel, treatment may help improve the appearance of:
- Uneven skin tone
- Pigmentation
- Sun-related discoloration
- Acne-related concerns
- Rough or uneven texture
- Fine lines
- Dull-looking skin
The appropriate peel depends on the individual’s skin, treatment goals, and provider assessment.
VI Peel
Professional Skin Renewal With a Personalized Plan.
VI Peel is one of the chemical peel options available at JT and may be considered for selected concerns involving tone, texture, pigmentation, and overall skin quality.
The exact treatment recommendation depends on the skin condition, medical history, previous treatments, and desired outcome.
Benefits of chemical peels
For appropriately selected patients, chemical peels may help support:
Treatment results and recovery vary depending on the peel selected and individual response.
Brighter-looking skin
Smoother-looking texture
More even-looking tone
Improvement in selected pigmentation concerns
Improvement in acne-related skin changes
A more refreshed overall complexion
What to expect
From consultation to aftercare.
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Consultation
Your provider reviews the skin, treatment goals, medical history, current skincare, and any previous skin treatments.
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Treatment
The selected peel solution is applied according to the individualized treatment plan.
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After Treatment
Depending on the type and strength of peel, temporary effects may include:
- Redness
- Sensitivity
- Dryness
- Flaking
- Peeling
The amount of visible peeling can vary from patient to patient.
Your provider will review treatment-specific aftercare and skincare guidance.
Results
Skin Renewal Develops Over Time.
Changes may become more noticeable as the skin completes its renewal process following treatment.
Some patients may benefit from repeat treatments or a longer-term skincare plan depending on their skin concerns and goals.
The number and timing of treatments should be individualized.
- Treatment
- Renewal process
- Individualized plan
Chemical peels vs. other skin treatments
Different Treatments for Different Concerns.
Other treatments may be considered when different levels of correction are needed.
Explore Skin RejuvenationIPL
IPL may be considered for selected pigmentation or redness concerns.
Microneedling or Pixel8-RF
Microneedling or Pixel8-RF may be considered when texture, acne scarring, pores, or collagen support are greater priorities.
CO2 laser resurfacing
CO2 laser resurfacing may be considered when more intensive resurfacing is appropriate.
A personalized approach to skin
JT does not approach every skin concern with the same treatment.
The skin, medical history, previous treatments, desired downtime, and overall goals are considered before recommending a peel or another skin-rejuvenation option.
That aligns with JT’s broader focus on personalized treatment planning rather than one-size-fits-all care.
Book a ConsultationWhat can a chemical peel help improve?
Chemical peels may be considered for selected concerns related to pigmentation, uneven tone, texture, fine lines, acne-related changes, and overall skin clarity.
What is VI Peel?
VI Peel is a professional chemical peel option used as part of a skin-rejuvenation treatment plan. Whether it is appropriate depends on the skin, treatment goals, and provider assessment.
Will my skin peel afterward?
Visible peeling may occur, but the amount varies depending on the treatment and individual response.
Is there downtime?
Temporary redness, dryness, sensitivity, flaking, or peeling may occur. Recovery varies by the type of peel and the individual.
How many treatments will I need?
There is no universal number. Your provider will recommend a treatment plan based on the concern being addressed and response to treatment.
Can chemical peels be combined with other treatments?
Potentially. Peels may be incorporated into a broader skin-rejuvenation plan, but timing and sequencing should be determined by the provider.
How should I care for my skin afterward?
Post-treatment skincare and sun protection are important. Your provider will provide instructions based on the peel performed.
Support Brighter, Smoother-Looking Skin.
A personalized consultation can help determine whether VI Peel, another chemical peel, or a different skin-rejuvenation treatment best aligns with the desired outcome.
Medical eligibility required. Treatment plans, recovery, and results vary by individual.