A brighter face in one appointment.
Then your skin does the rest.
A medical-strength reset for the surface of your skin, old, damaged cells out; fresher, smoother skin in. The glow that looks expensive.
Hitting reset
on the surface.
A chemical peel is a medical-strength exfoliation that encourages old, damaged skin to shed so fresher, smoother skin can take its place. It can be used on the face, neck, or hands depending on your goals.
The solution triggers cellular turnover and rejuvenation, and not all peels actually cause visible peeling. As the outer layers shed, newer skin appears smoother and more even in tone.
Think of it like hitting reset on the surface layer, with different levels of intensity depending on what you're trying to fix.
Peels handle a lot.
But not everything.
Chemical peels are commonly used for acne scars, fine lines, hyperpigmentation, melasma, sun damage, dullness, and rough texture.
Real talk: if the main issue is loose skin, a peel can improve texture and tone, but it won't "tighten" skin the way energy-based tightening treatments can.
We'll tell you that in the consult, not after you pay.
Three peels.
Three different glow-ups.
We offer three core peel depths and match you to the right one based on your skin, your goals, and how much downtime you can actually live with.
The "Lunchtime" Peel
Brighten, smooth, refresh, back to work after.
A superficial peel designed for minimal downtime. Blends vitamin C, alpha and beta hydroxy acids, and enzymes. Gentle enough for sensitive and rosacea-prone skin.
The Resurfacing Peel
Goes harder for fine lines and pigmentation.
A stronger resurfacing option that blends glycolic acid and retinol to improve firmness, circulation, and visible texture. The middle gear when light isn't enough.
The ZO 3-Step Peel
Advanced resurfacing for the stubborn stuff.
Our deepest option, targeting melasma, acne scars, fine lines, rough texture, large pores, and stubborn dullness. The biggest single-session result we offer.
Your appointment, in three steps.
Quick consult, careful application, and the part nobody talks about enough, the post-care that makes the result.
Skin consult & plan
We look at your skin, talk about what bothers you most, and match you to the right peel depth and cadence. Cold-sore prone? Tell us, deeper peels can trigger flare-ups.
Prep & application
Skin is cleansed and prepped. The peel is applied. You'll feel warmth, tingling, or stinging depending on the depth.
Post-care instructions
This part matters as much as the peel. We'll tell you what to pause (usually retinoids and harsh exfoliants) and what to use instead while your skin heals.
The glow shows up after the calm.
Results depend on peel depth and your skin's starting point. The biggest improvements usually arrive once peeling is done and the skin has calmed down, that's when it looks expensive.
- Light peels: about 1 day of recovery
- Medium peels: typically 7 to 14 days, though redness can linger
- Deep peels: 14 days or longer to heal
- Many people need a series of lighter peels (often 3 to 5) to build the result they want
Some peels are lunch. Some are not.
Redness, dryness, tightness, and peeling are normal. Deeper peels come with more downtime, and we don't pretend otherwise.
- Temporary or permanent pigment changes, especially in certain skin types
- Rare infection or scarring
- Cold sore flare-ups (herpes simplex), preventive medication may be needed
For clearer, smoother skin long-term.
Peels pair well with dermaplaning, microneedling, and certain laser and light treatments, depending on timing. We sequence them so you're not stacking irritation like it's a hobby.
The questions everyone asks.
Click any question to see the answer.
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It depends on what you're treating and how much downtime you can tolerate. Light peels are great for refresh and glow. Medium peels go harder for pigment and fine lines. Deeper options can address more stubborn concerns with more recovery.
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Sometimes. Light peels can be subtle, deeper treatments can shed more visibly. We'll tell you what to expect before we start.
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It ranges widely. Light peels can be as little as about a day. Medium peels often take around 7 to 14 days to heal. Deep peels can require longer recuperation.
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Many people are good candidates, but pigment change risk can be higher for certain skin types, and peel selection matters. That's why we customize the plan.
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Possibly, but tell us. Peels can trigger outbreaks, and you may need prevention steps.
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Book online anytime, or call (405) 486-7450.
Book your chemical peel consult.
Bring your concerns, your goals, and the photos you've been comparing yours to. We'll match you to the right depth and a plan you can actually live with.
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