More even tone
May improve uneven pigmentation and sun-related discoloration.
Paragon Plastic Surgery & Medspa
A fresh start for your skin.
A personalized approach to smoother texture, more even tone, and brighter-looking skin. Explore whether a chemical peel is right for your skin and your goals.
Skin renewal, tailored to you
Chemical peels use a carefully selected solution to exfoliate skin. As the treated skin heals, a peel may improve its appearance and texture. At Paragon, start with a consultation to discuss your concerns, available options, and realistic expectations.
May improve uneven pigmentation and sun-related discoloration.
May refresh dull or rough-looking skin and improve surface texture.
May reduce the appearance of fine lines and surface wrinkles.
Some peels may help certain acne-related concerns and mild scarring.
Benefits depend on the peel selected and your skin. Chemical peels do not significantly lift sagging skin or remove deep scars.
What to expect
Your skin tone, sensitivity, treatment history, and recovery preferences help guide the plan.
Discuss what you hope to improve. Your provider reviews your skin and health history, explains suitable options, and talks through benefits, costs, and potential risks.
A selected solution is applied to prepared skin. The formulation and technique influence how deeply the peel acts. Ask what sensations and comfort measures to expect.
Follow your individual aftercare plan as your skin heals. Your provider will explain expected recovery, follow-up care, and when to resume your usual skin-care routine.
Before your visit
A peel should be selected for your individual needs. At your consultation, share:
Explore related options: Face & Skin Treatments · HydraFacial · Lumecca IPL Photofacial.
After your treatment
Redness, sensitivity, swelling, or flaking may occur. Recovery varies with the peel and your response; deeper treatments generally require more healing time.
Chemical peels carry risks, including infection, scarring, persistent redness, and temporary or lasting changes in skin color. Discuss your medical history and personal risk factors before treatment.
Good questions. Clear expectations.
Your consultation is the best time to discuss the treatment options available at Paragon and what they may mean for your skin.
There is no single recovery timeline for every peel. Lighter treatments generally involve less healing time than deeper treatments. Your provider will explain the expected redness, peeling, activity limits, and follow-up for your recommended option.
Some lighter peels may be repeated to achieve or maintain improvement. The number and spacing of treatments depend on the peel selected, your goals, and how your skin responds.
Suitability should be assessed individually. Skin tone and a tendency toward pigment changes deserve particular attention when choosing a peel. Discuss these factors and your healing history with your provider.
Changes become apparent as the treated skin heals. Your skin will continue to age, and sun exposure can affect results. Your provider can discuss realistic expectations and ongoing skin care for your treatment plan.
Patient education: American Academy of Dermatology · American Society of Plastic Surgeons