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Chemical Peels

NEOVA - Chemical Peel - Woman in a med spa getting a professional chemical peel treatment applied to her chin.

What are they exactly

Chemical peels, regardless of type, are rejuvenating treatments. Acting as exfoliators, they remove the layer of dead cells that sit on the skin’s surface and stimulate the production of new healthy epidermal cells beneath. They work by introducing controlled injury to the skin to a specific depth.

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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THEM

Peels – better described as resurfacers – are divided into three categories: superficial, medium and deep peels – which defines the penetration depth when applied to the skin. While each type of chemical peel affects clinical outcomes differently, the depth of the peel also describes the level of injury caused to the skin.

Superficial Peels

Superficial peels are the ‘lightest’ with no downtime expected. They penetrate into the epidermis and provide instant brightening and smoothing of the skin. Suitable for those with mild to moderate photodamage, pigmentation, mild acne scarring, dehydrated skin, post inflammatory pigmentation, fine line and wrinkles, and ‘dull’ skin, they have significant scientific research to support their efficacy.

Medium-Depth Peels

Medium-depth peels are favored for moderate skin damage as a stand-alone treatment or as part of a combined or blended peel.  Blended peels – the newest to the category - tend to be less aggressive with less recovery time or shedding of the skin.TCA peels are a medium-depth peel that penetrates deeper than the glycolic or salicylic acid peels, making them highly efficient in reducing scarring, minimizing fine lines and pigmentation issues.

Deep Peels

Deep peels, uncommon today because of the continuous development of superficial and medium peels, and the acceptance of a series of them, mean results are produced with little or no downtime. Deep peels must be performed within a typical aesthetic clinic environment and require sedation.

DIFFERENT ACIDS. DIFFERENT SOLUTIONS.

Glycolic and other alpha hydroxy acid [AHA] peels work brilliantly on sun-related dullness and restore brightness. AHAs exfoliate the outer layer of the skin and are particularly helpful dealing with hyperpigmentation, sun damage and even mild acne

Salicylic, a beta hydroxy acid, targets the oil production and clears congested pores. Highly effective, salicylic acid penetrates deeply and has anti-inflammatory properties that can offer relief to inflamed breakouts.

Why resurfacing is important

Regular resurfacing makes skin—and skin-care products—work better. It lifts away dead cells and triggers a chain reaction starting as the topmost layer is shed and moving on to signal living cells below the surface to multiply and move up. As that happens, collagen production is awakened, hyaluronic acid is produced and skin looks and feels better.

NEOVA PROFESSIONAL PEEL SYSTEMS

Our professional chemical peels are available exclusively to qualified providers, offering advanced formulas and protocol-driven solutions designed to deliver safe, consistent, and effective results.

Reveal 3 [10%] - NEOVA

Reveal 3 [10%]

TCA + AHA + BHA [10%]

Superficial Blend Peel

For: Mild concerns, dull/uneven skin, first-time peel patients

Reveal 3 Med [20%] - NEOVA

Reveal 3 Med [20%]

TCA + AHA + BHA [20%]

Medium-Depth Blend Peel

For: Moderate pigmentation, acne, and early scarring

Transform Resurfacer [30%] - NEOVA

Transform Resurfacer [30%]

Salicylic [30%]

Superficial BHA Peel

For: Oily, acne-prone, and congested skin

Infusion Peel AHA [30%] - NEOVA

Infusion Peel AHA [30%]

AHA [30%] + Vitamin C

Superficial AHA Peel

For: Dull, uneven tone, and sun-damaged skin

Prep Solution - NEOVA

Prep Solution

Pre-Treatment Solution

Degreases and optimizes skin for even peel penetration.

For: all patients prior to peel application

Neutralizer - NEOVA

Neutralizer

Post-Treatment Solution

Stops acid activity and restores skin pH-balance.

For: all patients post-peel, as needed

FAQs About Chemical Peels