Chemical Peels in Sudbury

There is no single 'chemical peel.' The category includes many acid families:

- Alpha hydroxy acids (glycolic, lactic, mandelic): water-soluble; good for tone, texture, and hydration. - Beta hydroxy acid (salicylic): oil-soluble; excellent for congestion, oil, and breakout-prone skin. - Trichloroacetic acid (TCA): medium-depth; used for texture and pigmentation. - Blended peels: combinations designed for specific concerns like melasma or post-inflammatory pigmentation.

Which family is chosen depends on your skin type, Fitzpatrick, history, and goals.

Some peel goals — a fresher, brighter look before an event — can be addressed in a single treatment. Others — pigmentation, texture, long-term tone — respond much better to a series of light peels spaced 2–4 weeks apart, often paired with a supportive at-home routine.

A realistic plan is discussed at consultation.

Chemical peels are one tool in a broader skin plan. They pair well with medical-grade skincare (AlumierMD), microneedling at appropriate intervals, and injectable treatments. What matters is sequencing — running everything at once tends to over-treat the skin. A phased plan is more effective.