Chemical peel at Sabi Skin Spa
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Intensity

Medium

Downtime

5–14 days of peeling

Plan for

3–6 sessions

4–6 weeks apart

Cost

$300

per session · save with a series plan

★★★★★

Rosie did a fantastic job explaining everything clearly before we started and talked me through each step during the treatment. My skin feels fresh, smooth, and renewed. I've even gotten a few compliments on how clear my skin looks, which has never happened before.

Jonathan

· Google review

What's involved

A chemical peel is a simple yet highly effective treatment that addresses multiple skin issues at once, including acne, sun damage, hyperpigmentation, fine lines and wrinkles, uneven texture and tone, and enlarged pores. Once applied, the chemicals break down the top layers of the epidermis, creating a controlled burn that causes the skin to shed and reveal brighter, even-toned, fresh skin. Many types of chemical peels exist; at Sabi Skin we use Perfect Derma Peel™, a medium-strength, medical-grade blend of acids that includes TCA, retinoic acid, kojic acid, glutathione, phenol, and vitamin C.

Additional boosters can be incorporated to increase the effectiveness of the peel depending on your skin assessment needs.

 

Benefits:

  • Clearer, revitalized, fresh skin
  • Targets hyperpigmentation, acne, and sun damage

What to expect

1

Cleanse and prep

Your skin is gently cleansed and prepared for the peel.

2

The peel goes on

Your provider applies the Perfect Derma Peel™ solution. You may feel some warmth and mild tingling.

3

A sunburnt look, no discomfort

Right after, your skin typically looks dark red, as if sunburnt, but you shouldn't feel any discomfort.

4

Home Care Kit

You leave with post-peel instructions and a Home Care Kit: step-by-step directions and the products you'll need to care for your skin.

Downtime

Skin shedding varies and can last 5–14 days, typically starting on day 3 and tapering around day 6. Purging breakouts can occur while the skin heals. Avoid direct sunlight for two weeks after the treatment, so please schedule accordingly.

Not recommended if

You're pregnant or breastfeeding, have a severe active infection, have had recent chemotherapy or radiation therapy, or are immunocompromised.