What to Expect During and After Facial Peel Treatment
Your Guide to a Smoother, Brighter Complexion
Introduction to Facial Peels
Facial peels are a highly sought-after skincare treatment designed to enhance the appearance and texture of your skin. At Wake Skincare, serving Franklin County, Granville County, and Wake County, NC, we offer a variety of peel options tailored to your skin type and specific concerns. But what exactly can you expect during a facial peel, and what happens afterward? Let’s take a closer look at this transformative treatment.
Preparing for Your Facial Peel
Proper preparation is essential for a successful facial peel. Before your appointment at Wake Skincare, it’s important to follow some key guidelines to get the best results. First, avoid sun exposure and tanning beds for at least a week prior to your peel. This helps to protect your skin from unnecessary stress. Additionally, discontinue the use of retinoids and exfoliants a few days before your treatment. These products can make your skin more sensitive, so it’s best to pause them temporarily. Lastly, hydrate well in the days leading up to your appointment and avoid other facial treatments for about a week. By following these steps, your skin will be in the optimal condition to receive the peel and achieve the best possible outcome.
What Happens During the Treatment
When you arrive at Wake Skincare, our experienced estheticians will begin by thoroughly cleansing your skin. This step ensures that your skin is free from impurities and ready to absorb the peel solution fully. Once your skin is prepped, the peel solution is carefully applied. You may experience a slight tingling or warming sensation—don’t worry, this is completely normal and a sign that the peel is working. The solution works by removing the outermost layer of dead skin cells, revealing fresher, brighter skin underneath. Depending on the type of peel you’ve chosen, the entire application process can take anywhere from 15 to 30 minutes. Before you know it, you’ll be on your way with revitalized skin.
Immediate Aftercare: What to Expect
Immediately following your facial peel, you might notice that your skin feels tight and looks a bit red. This is a completely normal reaction and usually subsides within a few hours. At Wake Skincare, we provide you with detailed aftercare instructions to help you through the initial recovery period. Avoid touching your face and steer clear of direct sunlight to ensure the best results. Keeping your skin hydrated is crucial, so use a gentle moisturizer to maintain moisture levels. In the days following your peel, you might experience some peeling or flaking as your skin renews itself—this is all part of the process, leading to smoother and brighter skin.
Long-Term Care and Results
The benefits of a facial peel can be long-lasting, but maintaining these results requires proper long-term care. Protecting your newly revealed skin from UV damage is vital by using a high-SPF sunscreen daily. Incorporate a gentle skincare routine that emphasizes hydration and avoid harsh exfoliants for several weeks to allow your skin to heal fully. Within a week or two, you’ll begin to see the full results of your facial peel—smoother, more radiant skin with a more even tone and texture. For ongoing results, regular treatments at Wake Skincare can help you maintain that glowing, youthful appearance you desire.
Why Choose Wake Skincare?
At Wake Skincare, we are committed to providing exceptional skincare treatments to the residents of Franklin County, Granville County, and Wake County, NC. Our team of skilled estheticians is dedicated to using the latest techniques and the highest quality products to ensure that you receive the best care possible. We understand that every client’s skin is unique, which is why we craft our facial peels to meet your specific needs and concerns. When you choose Wake Skincare, you’re choosing a partner in achieving the beautiful, healthy skin you’ve always wanted. Book your appointment today and experience the difference our personalized care can make.