Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about VI Peel.

The VI Peel suits most skin types, including sensitive and darker tones when performed by trained providers. A consultation assesses skin history, medications, and conditions to confirm suitability and minimize risks. Customized protocols ensure safe, effective results.

Recovery is mild: light peeling and flaking typically occur three to seven days after treatment. Most clients resume normal activities immediately, with minimal downtime. Complete renewal and optimal results unfold over two to four weeks.

Many clients benefit from a series of three peels spaced four to six weeks apart for cumulative improvement. Single treatments improve texture and tone, but multiple sessions provide deeper pigment reduction and longer-lasting results.

VI Peel can significantly reduce sun damage and epidermal pigmentation, and may improve melasma when combined with sun protection and maintenance treatments. Results vary; a tailored plan and follow-up peels increase likelihood of lasting improvement.

Most clients experience minimal discomfort — tingling, warmth, or brief stinging during application. Sensations typically fade within minutes. Post-peel itchiness and tightness are common during peeling. Topical numbing is rarely needed; we offer comfort measures as needed.

Yes. VI Peel complements facials, microneedling, and non-ablative lasers when appropriately timed. Stop retinoids and active acids before treatment as advised. Your provider will create an integrated plan to maximize benefits and prevent irritation or over-treatment.