Peel selection matters
Different peel types and strengths have different purposes and recovery considerations.
Personalized exfoliation and resurfacing
Chemical Peels
Chemical peels use controlled exfoliation to address selected surface concerns. Revi chooses the peel and treatment intensity around your skin, history, tolerance, goals, and available recovery time.
The right peel starts with assessment
The Revi approach
Preparation supports safety
Your current products, sun exposure, procedures, medications, and skin history can affect timing and suitability.
Aftercare is part of treatment
Sun protection, product adjustments, and clear recovery guidance help support the healing process.
Treatment planning
What a peel consultation covers
A peel is not a one-size-fits-all service. Your provider reviews the concern you want to address, your skin type and sensitivity, recent treatments, home products, expected recovery, and alternatives.
Uneven-looking textureDull surface appearanceSelected tone concernsCongestion and surface buildupSkin-maintenance planning
Common questions
Before you decide.
These answers are general education. Your consultation provides guidance for your skin, anatomy, history, and goals.
Will every chemical peel cause visible peeling?
No. The amount of visible flaking and downtime varies with the peel, intensity, skin, and individual response. Your provider explains what to expect.
What should I stop using before a peel?
That depends on the peel and your products. Revi provides individualized preparation instructions; do not stop prescription products without guidance from the prescribing clinician.
How important is sunscreen after a peel?
Sun protection is an essential part of aftercare. Your provider reviews specific post-treatment instructions and when to resume your normal routine.