• What is a Lactic/Kojic Peel?
• What skin type is this best for?
• Who should not have this Peel?
• What can I expect during the treatment?
• What kind of results can I expect to see?
• How often should I have a Lactic/Kojic Peel?
• What should I avoid prior to the peel?
• What should I avoid after I have a peel?
• What is the cost of a Lactic/Kojic Peel?

What is a Lactic/Kojic Peel?

This pigmentation resurfacing peel is designed to lighten, tighten, and brighten the skin. This treatment is definitely designed to be done in a series of 6 peels every two weeks. In addition to the in spa treatment, you will be advised to use a bleaching serum daily and MANDITORY use of SPF 30 daily.

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What skin type is this best for?

This peel is designed for superficial pigmentation, sun/brown spots, and uneven skin tone.

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Who should not have it?

You should not have this peel if you do not have uneven skin tone, or you do have rosacea.

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What can I expect during the treatment?

You may feel a warm, prickly feeling during the peel.

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What kind of results can I expect to see?

After the peel the brown spots will get darker, and then shed off in 3-5 days. The skin will be smoother, lighter and on the road to being spot free.

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How often should I have a Lactic/Kojic Peel?

This peel is done in a series of 6 every 2 weeks.

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What should I avoid prior to having a Lactic/Kojic Peel?

2 weeks prior to this peel you will need to avoid sun exposure, and any harsh exfoliating products.

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What should I avoid after a Lactic/Kojic Peel?

It is MANDATORY that you avoid the sun and use an SPF 30 post peel.

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What is the cost of a Lactic/Kojic Peel?

Individuals with a body mass index over 30 may not be considered for these treatments.

$100 per peel, or a series of 6 for $500.00

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