Chemical Peel

Yes, you will see some visible improvement on the treated skin after your first skin peel treatment in Northern VA. However, patients should expect multiple treatments before seeing the best results.

While patients normally don’t feel pain during or immediately after their skin peel treatment, there should be some increased sensitivity of the skin afterward, which can last for several days.

The cost of chemical peels varies depending on your treatment plan and the amount of products provided for your healing process. Our expert aestheticians at Evexia Medspa will assist you in finding a treatment plan that suits your budget and goals. Please consult with our team for specific pricing details and options.

YES! Chemical Peels are a safe and effective skin-resurfacing treatment for qualified individuals. After an in-depth consultation, our providers will help you determine if you are a candidate for treatment.

If you’re looking to address signs of aging, reduce pore size, and address textural concerns, you’re likely a candidate! Chemical Peels are a popular anti-aging, skin-rejuvenation treatment for individuals 18+.

If you are currently pregnant, it is best to consult with a healthcare professional for guidance on skincare treatments that are safe during this time.

You can safely get a chemical peel if you have active acne. Chemical peels can effectively help treat acne blemishes, including pimples, blackheads, whiteheads, and cystic acne. Additionally, a chemical peel helps cystic acne by eliminating oils and dead skin cells trapped on the surface of your skin.

You can safely undergo a chemical peel and Botox injections during a single treatment. One of the many advantages of a chemical peel is that it can help enhance the effects of other non-surgical procedures such as Botox. When injected with a VI Peel, Botox can produce a more rejuvenated and youthful appearance. During this treatment, the chemical peel is applied first, followed by Botox injections.

Yes, you can combine dermal filler injections along with a chemical peel. This combination can safely hydrate dull, wrinkled skin while adding volume to the depleted areas of your face. During this treatment, facial filler is administered first, followed by a chemical peel.

Yes, a chemical peel is safe to do on your backside. One of the benefits of getting a chemical peel on your back is that it can target hard-to-reach areas that may have acne scars or discoloration. This can greatly improve the appearance of your back and increase your confidence in wearing clothing that exposes this area. The peel also stimulates collagen production, which helps to plump up the skin and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

After a VI chemical peel, your skin may become sensitive and undergo a peeling process. However, once the peeling is complete and your skin has fully healed, you can start incorporating retinol into your skincare routine. Retinol should be used as directed by the product instructions or as a dermatologist advises. Using sunscreen during the day is important as retinol can make your skin more sensitive to the sun.

Yes, a chemical peel may cause temporary redness and irritation. The solution applied to the skin exfoliates the top layers during the peel. The solution contains different acids that help remove dead skin cells, revealing a smoother and more even complexion. However, these acids can also stimulate the skin and cause slight irritation and redness. While the redness is temporary and typically fades within a few hours or days, it is essential to follow aftercare instructions provided by a skincare professional to soothe and protect the skin after the peel.