Environmental factors, age-related changes, and other forms of damage can lead to skin that looks dull, rough, or uneven. Chemical peels are an effective way to transform your skin and help you achieve an even-toned glow, and they may cost less than similar options, making them an excellent addition to any skincare regimen.
*Individual Results May Vary
What is a Chemical Peel or Facial Peel?
Your skin can carry the signs of sun exposure, past acne breakouts, or age-related collagen loss. A chemical or facial peel uses acids that break the bonds between the dead outer layers of skin, sweeping them away and allowing new, healthy skin cells to arrive at the surface. Common acids used in chemical peels include glycolic, salicylic, lactic, and trichloroacetic acids.
How Much Does a Chemical Peel Cost?
Because chemical peels come in a wide variety of formulas, the cost will vary. Factors that affect how much you will spend on a chemical peel include:
- The type of peel
- How many peels you will need to see optimal results
- Your provider’s skill and experience with facial peels
- Add-ons, boosters, or skincare products combined with your peel
- Any specials or offers available from your provider
The average cost of a chemical peel is about $650. Depending on the peel, however, the cost can be as low as $200 or significantly higher. The highest prices are reserved for deep peels, which are performed under anesthesia by a medical professional.
While chemical peels are very safe when applied and removed correctly. Your Rejuve Med-Spa team has the experience to maximize the results of every facial peel while protecting your skin. Bargain-priced chemical peels may be less effective or be applied by an inexperienced provider.
What Can a Chemical Peel Treat?
Chemical peels treat a wide range of skin concerns, with different peel types targeted to your concerns. For example, our popular Enlighten™ RX Peel targets hyperpigmentation, sun damage, and dullness, while other peels are effective for resurfacing your skin to improve its texture and firmness. Concerns treated with chemical peels include:
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- Acne and acne scars
- Enlarged pores
- Dullness
- Rough texture
- Sun damage
- Dark spots
- Melasma
- Skin laxity
Am I a Good Candidate for a Chemical Peel?
Chemical peels offer a versatile treatment option that can be used on any skin type or tone. Unlike light-based treatments like lasers, chemical peels are generally safe on even the deepest skin tones. Good candidates want to improve their skin and understand that it may take several treatments to achieve their goals.
You should not have a chemical peel on irritated or broken skin or if you have certain skin conditions. They are also not recommended if you are pregnant or have any medical conditions that could affect your safety during treatment.
Take the Next Step
Want to know more about chemical peels? Please fill out the form on this page to request an in-person consultation, and one of our knowledgeable medical staff members at Rejuve Med Spa will contact you to schedule an appointment. You can also call (972) 265-1590 to schedule your appointment.
