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Get answers to common questions about VI Peel (Face) - 3 sessions.
After three sessions you can expect clearer skin, reduced pigmentation, improved texture, and softened fine lines. Results develop gradually after each peel; optimal correction and longer-lasting benefits occur when sessions are spaced four weeks apart and home care is followed.
Peeling usually begins on day two or three and can last five to seven days. Expect visible flaking while accommodating light social activities. Avoid aggressive exfoliation; most clients resume normal routines after peeling completes and skin feels refreshed.
The VI Peel is formulated for many skin types, including sensitive and darker tones, but suitability depends on individual concerns. A consultation and skin assessment at Lumiere Medspa will confirm safety and may include pre-treatment conditioning or adjustments to minimize irritation.
Prepare by avoiding retinoids, waxing, and sun exposure for at least one week. Use recommended pre-peel skincare, disclose medications and medical history, and arrive with clean skin. Proper preparation reduces complications and improves peel penetration and results.
Yes—VI Peel promotes cell turnover and collagen remodeling, which can soften shallow acne scars and improve overall scarring appearance. Deeper scars may require complementary treatments; our providers will recommend an individualized plan to address acne scarring effectively.
Aftercare includes gentle cleansing, daily broad-spectrum SPF, and liberal moisturization. Avoid picking peeling skin, hot showers, and intense exercise during flaking. Use only prescribed products and attend follow-up sessions every four weeks to maximize outcomes and monitor healing.