VI Peel in Houston, TX

Yes. To further enhance your skin’s health and appearance, patients may combine the VI peel with other treatments such as dermal fillers. If you choose to undergo plastic surgery, such as a facelift, you may undergo VI Peels once your skin has fully healed from the surgery.

The VI Peel is a powerful treatment that should not be attempted by patients at home on their own, as the application requires training and precision and is best performed under the supervision of a licensed medical professional. VI Peels are available only through practitioner offices and licensed clinical facilities, and the manufacturer of the VI Peel does not support or condone its sale via any commercial sites.

The VI Peel can often be done every 2 weeks, if necessary, to treat pigmentation and scarring. Once desired results are achieved, the peel can be done every 3-4 months as maintenance.

The VI Peel accelerates exfoliation, removes many layers of skin, and smooths out depressed scarring.

The VI Peel works on a cellular level to attack the melanocytes that makeup pigmentation, and through the process of accelerated exfoliation, the pigment is lifted and sloughed away.

Makeup may be worn the day after the peel but should not be applied when the skin is peeling.

The solution needs to be on the skin for at least 5 hours before exercising. However, sweating may cause discomfort and irritation.

Every VI Peel has a take-home kit containing all of the products needed to care for your skin post peel.

Peeling may start around day 2 or 3 and resume up to 10 days, typically around 7 days.

While there are no conclusive studies that show the negative effects of chemical peels on pregnant and breastfeeding women, the FDA does recommend that pregnant and breastfeeding women avoid ingredients such as hydroquinone, salicylic acid, and retinoids.

The VI Peel is great for all skin types, from dry to oily and light to dark skin tones, without any prior preparation.