Chemical Peels for Skin Renewal and Clarity
Chemical peels harness controlled exfoliation to safely remove damaged outer skin layers, revealing healthier, smoother, and more even-toned skin beneath. At Legacy Dermatology, peels are customized by depth, light, medium, or deep, based on skin condition, pigmentation, and treatment goals. They can improve fine lines, age spots, acne scars, sun damage, and precancerous growths (keratoses).
Unlike generic spa treatments, our peels are physician-supervised, ensuring safety for all skin tones and precision in targeting complex concerns. Healing varies from days to weeks depending on peel depth, but long-term collagen stimulation leads to firmer texture and a more youthful complexion. When combined with advanced skincare and sun protection, chemical peels deliver lasting transformation.
Why Choose Our Dermatology-Guided Chemical Peels
1. Comprehensive Customization
Peels tailored to skin type, pigmentation depth, and desired results for maximum safety and effectiveness.
2. Multiple Peel Options
From light glycolic peels for maintenance to deep phenol peels for dramatic resurfacing, we cover the full spectrum.
3. Medical Oversight & Safety
Board-certified dermatologists ensure safe administration, especially for darker skin tones or patients with medical conditions.
4. Long-Term Results
Beyond immediate clarity, peels stimulate collagen, improving firmness, elasticity, and resistance to future environmental damage.
What to Expect From Treatment
During treatment, a chemical solution is applied and monitored precisely. Superficial peels cause mild redness and flaking for 5–7 days, while medium and deep peels may involve swelling, peeling, or crusting for up to two weeks.
After healing, skin looks brighter, clearer, and smoother. Patients must avoid sun for 7–14 days, apply medical-grade sunscreen, and use dermatologist-recommended serums (antioxidants, retinoids) to preserve results. Consistent maintenance and follow-up treatments prevent recurrence of pigmentation or textural issues.
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