– Schedule a consultation appointment with 53 Aesthetics to discuss your skin concerns and goals.

   – During the consultation, a skincare specialist will assess your skin type, condition, and any specific issues you want to address with a chemical peel.

– The skincare specialist will evaluate your skin’s sensitivity, texture, and any existing conditions such as acne, hyperpigmentation, or sun damage.

   – Based on this assessment, they will determine the type and strength of chemical peel best suited for your skin.

– Before the chemical peel session, you may be advised to discontinue certain skincare products or medications that could increase skin sensitivity or interfere with the treatment.

   – Your skin will be cleansed thoroughly to remove any makeup, dirt, or oils.

– Before the chemical peel session, you may be advised to discontinue certain skincare products or medications that could increase skin sensitivity or interfere with the treatment.

   – Your skin will be cleansed thoroughly to remove any makeup, dirt, or oils.

   – During the chemical peel application, your skin will be monitored closely to ensure the solution is penetrating evenly and effectively.

   – Depending on the type of peel and your skin’s reaction, the specialist may neutralize the peel solution after a specific amount of time to stop the exfoliation process.

   – After the chemical peel, your skin may experience redness, mild irritation, and peeling as part of the natural exfoliation process. This is normal and temporary.

   – The skincare specialist will provide post-peel care instructions, including skincare products to use, sun protection measures, and any activities to avoid during the recovery period.

   – You may need multiple chemical peel sessions spaced several weeks apart to achieve your desired results, especially for concerns like acne scars, hyperpigmentation, or fine lines.

   – 53 Aesthetics will schedule follow-up appointments to monitor your skin’s response to treatment, assess your progress, and adjust the treatment plan as needed.

   – Your skincare specialist may recommend a personalized at-home skincare routine to complement and maintain the results of your chemical peel treatments.

   – This may include gentle cleansers, hydrating serums, moisturizers, and broad-spectrum sunscreen to protect your skin from further damage and maintain its health and appearance.