Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about VI Peel (Face) - 3 sessions.

You can see progressive improvement after the first peel, with clearer texture and reduced discoloration. Results accumulate across the three sessions, with noticeable correction by the final treatment and continued improvement in the following weeks.

Downtime is brief: peeling usually begins on day two or three and lasts about five to seven days. Most clients continue normal activities but should avoid heavy exfoliation and sun exposure while skin heals.

Yes. The VI Peel targets active acne, reduces inflammation, and helps fade post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Across a three-session series many clients experience fewer breakouts and improvement in scarring texture, often combined with medical acne care.

VI Peel can be safely performed on many skin tones when customized by an experienced provider. Formulation and pre/post-care are adjusted to minimize irritation or hyperpigmentation; a consultation and patch test are recommended.

Avoid retinoids, strong exfoliants, waxing, and excessive sun exposure for several days beforehand. Disclose medications, recent procedures, and skin history at your consultation. Arrive with clean skin; follow any preconditioning advice your provider gives.

Duration varies by skin type and skincare routine. A completed three-session series offers longer-lasting correction, often months. Maintain results with daily sunscreen, medical-grade skincare, and periodic maintenance peels or follow-up treatments.