CHEMICAL PEELS IN RIVERSIDE, CA

Bloom Aesthetics Riverside provides you with several excellent chemical peel options. Your customized facial treatment with chemical solutions (such as salicylic, glycolic, lactic, and trichloroacetic acids) will give you more radiant skin. At our Riverside, CA office, our staff offers chemical peel treatments that help to solve skin abnormalities, including wrinkles, fine lines, scars, rough patches, hyperpigmentation issues, and more. Chemical peels clear away dead or damaged skin cells by applying a personalized peel on your skin, which causes the upper layer to peel off. As your skin recovers and starts to rejuvenate and repair itself, you will notice a clearer, smoother complexion. A chemical peel facial is a noninvasive method to make your complexion luminous and is appropriate for the face and neck.

In our Riverside, CA office, we offer chemical peels on a few levels (light, medium, and deep) to accommodate our patients’ skin care goals.

Light peels: You can receive a light peel on a lunch break and return back to your day. This type of peel will remove the top layer of your skin (the epidermis), giving your complexion a more radiant appearance and softer texture. We usually recommend that you get a light treatment about once a month for the best glowing results.

Medium-depth peels: This type of peel goes deeper into your skin, and you’ll usually decide to have this type of facial treatment over an extended weekend. You may also want to ready yourself for more discomfort during and up to an hour following the chemical peel. Medium-depth peels are for patients who have deeper damage to their skin, like deeper lines and darker pigmentation problems.

Deep peels: The strongest of the three levels of chemical peels is the deep chemical peel, and it does require the lengthiest recovery time. This is an aggressive cosmetic treatment that may leave your face itchy, peeling, and swollen for 2 – 3 weeks. Patients who have a deep chemical peel typically have age or dark spots, sun damage, significant acne scars, and deep-seated scars. Since this strength of peel is generally uncomfortable for most patients, your aesthetician may provide you with an anesthetic prior to your peel.