Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about VI Peel.

The VI Peel uses a medical-grade combination of acids and nutrients to exfoliate dead skin, reduce oil and inflammation, and stimulate collagen remodeling. It unclogs pores, lightens post-inflammatory pigmentation, and softens scar texture especially when done in a series.

During treatment you may feel mild stinging as the peel is applied; sessions are quick and performed by our clinicians. Over the following days light flaking and peeling occur. Full results appear as the skin renews over one to two weeks.

Many clients see improvement after one peel, but optimal outcomes for acne, scarring, and pigmentation often require a series of three to six treatments spaced four to six weeks apart, tailored to your skin and treatment goals.

Yes — VI Peel is formulated to be safe for most skin types, including darker tones, when administered by trained professionals. Custom protocols and pre-treatment care minimize risks of hyperpigmentation; a consultation determines suitability and tailored aftercare.

Side effects are usually mild: redness, tingling, and light peeling for several days. Significant downtime is uncommon. Rare complications include prolonged irritation or pigment changes; we review risks, contraindications, and aftercare during your consultation.

Avoid retinoids, waxing, and excessive sun exposure for one week before treatment. After the peel, use gentle cleansers, broad-spectrum sunscreen, and the provided post-care products. Avoid picking peeling skin and schedule follow-ups to monitor healing and results.