Chemical peels in Andover, MA

Yes. A consultation is mandatory before laser resurfacing, microneedling and chemical peels at Aimee’s Skin Spa. We review your skin, health and treatment history, goals, likely downtime and the recommended treatment area before you book corrective care.

Some clients have little visible flaking; others have redness, tightness, dryness, or peeling. Your individual response and the selected formula determine the recovery period.

Let shedding happen naturally. Picking, rubbing, or adding extra exfoliation can damage healing skin and increase the risk of pigment changes.

Bring your skincare, medication and supplement list, allergies and recent treatment history. Avoid tanning and sunburn. Ask which active skincare products and hair-removal methods to pause; do not stop prescribed medication without your prescriber’s advice.

Use the cleanser and barrier moisturizer approved for your peel. Confirm when to first wash your skin; do not copy the timing from a different peel.

Avoid picking, rubbing, tanning, and extra exfoliation. Delay retinoids, exfoliating acids, and strong acne products until cleared. Ask about makeup and heat or exercise restrictions.

Use the sun-protection plan you are given, including broad-spectrum sunscreen when allowed. Report excessive burning, swelling, or a reaction that is getting worse.

Disclose ingredient allergies, previous peel reactions, cold sores, active infection, broken skin, a flare of eczema or other inflammatory skin disease, recent sunburn, and pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Discuss current or recent isotretinoin, retinoids, acids, prescription skin medicines, and recent waxing, laser, or other peels. Risks include chemical burns, infection, pigment changes, scarring, prolonged irritation, and an allergic reaction. Suitability depends on the actual formula and protocol.

A series of four BioRePeel sessions may be recommended for progressive improvement. The spacing follows your skin’s response and the formulation’s protocol.