Chemical Peel

The procedure for a chemical peel at Bri Beautiful Prestige Parlor is carefully designed to ensure your comfort and safety. It typically includes the following steps:

1. Thorough cleansing of the skin to remove any dirt or oil on its surface.
2. The application of a chemical solution (customized based on your skin type and concerns) over your skin. The solution could contain glycolic acid, trichloroacetic acid, salicylic acid, lactic acid, or carbolic acid.
3. The solution causes the skin to exfoliate and eventually peel off, hence the name 'chemical peel'. This leaves you with a newer, healthier layer of skin.

While chemical peels are generally safe when performed by experienced professionals like ours at Bri Beautiful Prestige Parlor, it's important to understand the potential risks, which could include:

Redness, irritation, and stinging sensation may occur initially but usually subsides within a few hours after the procedure.

There is a slight risk of hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation, resulting in light or dark spots on the skin, particularly for those with darker skin types. Stringent aftercare and sun protection can help mitigate this.

In rare cases, there may be a risk of scarring or infection, especially with deeper peels. These risks are significantly minimized when the procedure is performed under the guidance of experienced professionals.

Some degree of redness and skin sensitivity, similar to a sunburn.

1. The skin may start to darken and tighten within the first few days.
2. This darkened skin will peel off over five to seven days for light peels. For medium to deep peels, this process may take up to two weeks.
3. Rigorous sun protection is required post-procedure as new skin is highly sensitive to UV radiation.
4. Prescription ointments or creams may be recommended by your specialist to soothe the skin and hasten healing.

Remember, your skin care specialist at Bri Beautiful Prestige Parlor will guide you through the entire process, ensuring you understand what to expect and how to take care of your skin before, during, and after your chemical peel.