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Get answers to common questions about VI Peel.
Your provider will cleanse and prep skin, apply the VI Peel solution, and monitor reaction. You may feel warmth or tingling. Peeling begins within days, with flaking; full results appear as skin heals over one to two weeks.
VI Peel is formulated for many skin types and can be safe for darker tones when applied by trained professionals. A consultation and possible pre-treatment assessment help minimize irritation and uneven pigmentation risks.
Many clients see noticeable improvement after a single VI Peel, but two to four sessions spaced four to six weeks apart are commonly recommended for deeper texture, pigmentation, and wrinkle correction.
Expect moderate peeling for three to seven days, with redness and sensitivity as the skin renews. Most people resume normal activities immediately but should avoid heavy exercise and sun exposure until peeling subsides.
Yes. VI Peel helps manage acne by reducing oil, unclogging pores, and accelerating cell turnover. With multiple treatments it can improve active breakouts and diminish mild scarring, often used alongside topical prescriptions for best results.
Avoid sun exposure and tanning for at least one to two weeks beforehand. Stop retinoids as directed, and follow any clinician-recommended preconditioning regimen to ensure even peeling and reduce complication risk.