Chemical Peels
Our dedicated team of professionals utilizes cutting-edge techniques and advanced skincare solutions to address your unique skin concerns.
Our AlumierMD chemical peels are designed to improve skin texture, reduce discoloration, minimize fine lines and wrinkles, and address visible skin imperfections. They are also an excellent option for managing acne and congestion.
Chemical peels are classified as superficial, medium, or deep, depending on how deeply the ingredients penetrate the skin. Superficial peels exfoliate the upper layers of the epidermis and typically use alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs), beta hydroxy acids (BHAs), trichloroacetic acid (TCA), and retinol. Medium-depth peels reach further into the skin and stimulate a stronger corrective response, including collagen production and regenerative activity.
At The Cosmetic Clinic, we offer a selection of superficial to medium-depth AlumierMD peels known for their effectiveness and high safety profile. These medical-grade peels provide gradual, progressive improvements without the extended recovery time associated with deeper chemical peels.
Chemical peels are most commonly performed on the face but can also be used on the neck, décolleté, back, and hands. We also offer enzyme-based exfoliation using naturally derived fruit enzymes such as papain (papaya) and bromelain (pineapple) to gently resurface and nourish the skin.
All treatments are performed by trained Cosmetic Specialty Nurse professionals in a clinical setting to ensure they are delivered safely, effectively, and with results that align with your skin goals.
Frequently asked Questions
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Acne, pigmentation, fine lines, dullness, texture, uneven tone, and mild scarring.
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Most patients benefit from a series of treatments for optimal results.
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Downtime varies depending on the peel depth. Superficial peels typically have minimal downtime.
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Yes, many AlumierMD formulas are designed for sensitive or reactive skin types. A consultation determines suitability.
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At The Cosmetic Clinic, chemical peels are designed to treat both the face and neck. This allows us to address common concerns such as fine lines, uneven texture, hyperpigmentation, and sun damage across these visible areas, providing a more uniform, refreshed, and rejuvenated appearance.
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A chemical peel and a regular facial differ in depth and results. While a facial generally focuses on surface cleansing, hydration, and temporary refreshment, a chemical peel penetrates the outer layers of skin to stimulate cell turnover, revealing smoother, brighter, and more even-toned skin. Chemical peels are ideal for targeting specific concerns like fine lines, acne, hyperpigmentation, and sun damage, offering longer-lasting, more noticeable improvements than a standard facial.
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Yes, chemical peels are fully customizable. The treatment can be tailored to your skin type, concerns, and goals, allowing the strength and type of peel to be adjusted to target issues like fine lines, hyperpigmentation, acne, or uneven texture while ensuring safe and effective results.
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Chemical peels are generally well-tolerated. Most clients feel a mild tingling, warmth, or slight stinging during the application, which usually subsides quickly. The sensation is temporary, and the treatment is designed to be safe, comfortable, and effective for improving skin texture and tone.
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As a medical clinic, we do not offer discounts on medical treatments; however, pre-purchased packages are available to help patients maximize value across multiple sessions.
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A chemical peel for the face and neck is priced at $300. This includes a professional assessment, customized peel selection, and guidance to ensure safe, effective results and long-lasting skin rejuvenation.
Professional skin treatments work best
when the skin is properly prepared and supported.
Pre-treatment home care helps condition the skin, enhances treatment outcomes, and reduces the likelihood of sensitivity. After your peel, medical-grade post-care products play an essential role in calming the skin, supporting recovery, and maintaining long-term results.
A single chemical peel can provide an immediate improvement in brightness and radiance. However, more significant changes in texture, fine lines, discoloration, and acne typically require a series of treatments. Most patients benefit from 2–6 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart, depending on their skin concerns and goals.
Disclaimer: Results vary based on skin type, skin condition, and treatment plan. Multiple sessions may be recommended for optimal improvement. All aesthetic and laser treatments include a skin assessment to determine suitability, discuss potential risks, and review appropriate pre- and post-treatment care.