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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Glycolic Peel with Dermaplane.
Yes for many skin types, but a professional consultation is required. Sensitive or reactive skin may need a lower-strength peel or patch test. We assess skin history, medications, and sun exposure to customize strength and ensure safe, effective results.
Allow 45 to 60 minutes for the full experience, including consultation, dermaplaning, peel application, and post-peel soothing. Shorter express options may be available. Exact time depends on customization and any add-on calming treatments.
Expect mild redness, slight sensitivity, and possible flaking for a few days. Most clients experience minimal downtime and can wear gentle makeup after 24 hours. Follow aftercare instructions—sun protection and gentle moisturizers are essential to optimize healing and results.
For visible, lasting improvement we recommend a series of three to six treatments spaced four to six weeks apart. Maintenance sessions every three months help preserve radiance. Your esthetician will tailor frequency based on skin concerns and response to treatments.
Yes — it's a popular pre-event treatment for immediate radiance. Schedule at least one week before your event to allow any mild peeling to settle. For last-minute glow, book three to four days prior and plan gentle skincare afterward.
Yes — active acne cysts, open wounds, recent Botox or fillers, pregnancy, isotretinoin use within six months, and active cold sores may prevent treatment. A thorough consultation and medical history review determine safety and alternative options if contraindications exist.