There IS a peel with no downtime, pain, heat or peeling.

NEW Professional Biomimetic Chemical Peels & Home Use Retail Products. 10 unique formulas, targeting different skin conditions and concerns:

• ComedoPEEL – Inflammatory Comedogenic Acne
• AgePEEL – Premature Ageing
• ScarPEEL – Atopic Dermatitis & Acne Scars
• HydraPEEL – Epidermis Renewal & Rehydration
• PureglycoPEEL – Cell Renewal
• MelanzePEEL – Hyperpigmentation

Skin Peeling is not just a science, but an art that evolves with understanding and experience from the paramedical aesthetician using these procedures. With the use of various Rhonda Allison and Five Star formulator acids and enzymes in specific combinations, they will provide a positive result with a radiant and healthy skin being the end result.

The winter/spring period of the year is one of the best times to rejuvenate the skin. The success of the peel will be dependant upon four areas: the knowledge of your skin therapist, the selection of fresh quality ingredients to work with, the ability of your therapist to read your skin and understand your realistic goals, and your compliance with clinical homecare products.

There are three main treatment skin peel intensities; Progressive, Mid-Depth & Deep

1. Progressive Peels usually do not cause immediate exfoliation and only remove the very surface layer of the skin (stratum corneum). As treatments are repeated, the skin will experience a mild sloughing. For best results, a series of 3-6 treatments should be performed 1-2 weeks apart and may be used in conjunction with microdermabrasion.

2. Mid-Depth Peels affect a slightly lower layer of skin (intra-epidermal), and exfoliation occurs within 2-3 days after application. The skin goes through very little downtime and the peeling consists of light flaking similar to a sunburn peel. Mid-depth peels can be performed monthly for as long as need.

3. Deep Peels allow the skin to undergo considerable peeling, which starts 3-4 days after application. The entire process takes 7-10 days.
There is some downtime, as generally around day three the skin becomes brown and crusty and somewhat unsightly. The skin peels in large segments as opposed to flaking. These peels can be done six weeks apart, and it is not recommended to do more than 3-4 a year.