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The entire staff is great. I worked with Rachel and she carefully walk me though the proce...more
Rachel is super knowledgeable and kind. My aesthetics treatments always turn out great!
My go-to place - I feel rejuvenated and more confident with every visit. They are very re...more
I have been to Carolyn twice now for a lash lift/tint and brow tint. She is the absolute b...more
Rachelle is the best!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Vi Peel.
The Vi Peel targets stubborn pigmentation, sun damage, melasma, uneven tone, and mild texture issues. It improves discoloration and overall brightness while stimulating cell turnover and collagen for a more uniform complexion.
Expect redness and peeling that typically peaks days three to seven, with visible flaking and sensitivity. Most clients return to normal activity quickly; full results develop over several weeks as new skin and collagen emerge.
Many clients see meaningful improvement after one peel, but two to three sessions spaced four to six weeks apart often produce optimal results for persistent pigmentation and melasma. Personalized plans are provided by our clinicians.
Vi Peel can be safe for many darker skin tones when customized. We pre-assess skin, often use lower-strength protocols and preconditioning to reduce hyperpigmentation risk, plus strict post-care and sunscreen guidance.
Yes—Vi Peel can be integrated into comprehensive plans with microneedling, lasers, or injectables, but timing and sequencing matter. Our providers design a safe timeline to avoid complications and maximize results.
Pre-care may include pausing retinoids and using recommended prep products. Aftercare involves gentle cleansing, moisturizing, strict SPF, avoiding sun exposure, and not picking peeling skin. Follow all clinician instructions and report concerns.