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Frequently Asked Questions
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Most clients see noticeable improvement after 1–3 treatments; optimal results often require 3–6 sessions spaced two to four weeks apart, depending on acne severity, pigmentation depth, and skin sensitivity. A personalized plan is created during consultation.
Most clients experience a mild tingling or warmth during application; brief stinging may occur. Redness and sensitivity are common post-treatment but typically subside within 24–72 hours with proper aftercare and cooling products.
We primarily use glycolic acid for resurfacing and salicylic acid for oily or acne-prone backs. Strength and concentration are tailored to your skin type to balance effectiveness with safety and comfort.
Temporary redness, flaking, and light peeling are common for a few days. Avoid sun exposure and exfoliants during healing. Serious reactions are rare; contact us if irritation persists or if you notice severe discomfort or blistering.
Yes; Back Peeling can be combined with hydrating masks, LED therapy, or gentle extractions in a staged plan. Your therapist will recommend safe combinations and timing to avoid irritation and maximize outcomes.
Pregnant or breastfeeding clients, those using isotretinoin within six months, active infections, open wounds, or severe eczema should avoid peels or consult a physician. We perform a consultation to determine safety and alternatives.
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