What a peel can support
Considered
exfoliation.
A chemical peel is a professional exfoliation treatment that works on surface layers to encourage skin renewal. Depending on your skin and the formula, it may support:
One peel does not erase months of discoloration or texture changes. Progress is gradual, and the plan is adjusted over time.
Acne and congestion
May reduce oil buildup and pore congestion. Acne care also considers inflammation and barrier recovery. No peel can guarantee future breakouts will not return.
Post-acne marks
Heat exposure and inflammation can contribute to dark marks. A series may support gradual fading and more even tone.
Texture
Professional exfoliation may support smoother looking surface texture over time.
Skin renewal
Some formulas may support the skin renewal process and collagen goals, depending on your skin and response.
A closer look
Green Sea
Peel.
Green Sea Peel is one professional exfoliation option. Uni considers your skin history, sensitivity, barrier condition, and goals before deciding whether it fits your care plan.
Your plan, chosen together
Care that
adapts.
- 01
Assess
Review sensitivity, barrier condition, current products, skin history, and goals.
- 02
Choose
Select a peel and timing that fit your skin today. Strength and frequency are never one size fits all.
- 03
Adjust
Notice how your skin responds and adapt the plan before increasing intensity.
How often?
Often every two to four weeks to begin.
Many corrective plans start with visits every two to four weeks, then adjust based on how your skin responds. Your schedule depends on:
- Skin sensitivity
- Acne severity
- Barrier strength
- Treatment goals
Before increasing intensity
The barrier
comes first.
A peel is not right for every skin on every day.
If your skin barrier is compromised or sensitivity is high, supportive products and barrier care may come first. A peel is selected only when your skin is ready and the timing fits your goals.
Peels may be worth discussing for persistent acne, post-acne discoloration, uneven texture, congested pores, or dullness. A structured peel plan is focused on specific skin goals, not relaxation alone.
Uni will explain the plan, possible sensations, and expected downtime before you decide.
Good to know
Chemical peel
questions.
Do chemical peels hurt?
Some clients notice tingling or mild warmth. Sensation depends on the formula and your skin. Uni will explain what to expect before treatment.
How long is peeling downtime?
Some peels involve little to no visible peeling. Deeper peels may cause visible peeling for two to seven days. Downtime varies by peel strength and individual response.
Can peels treat acne scars?
Peels may support uneven tone and some surface texture. Uni will review your skin and goals, then discuss which peel options fit your plan.
Are chemical peels safe?
Uni selects a peel based on your skin condition, sensitivity, barrier health, treatment history, and goals. She explains the formula, aftercare, and what to expect before treatment.
Is a chemical peel the same as a Hydrafacial?
No. A chemical peel uses a selected exfoliating formula to support concerns such as congestion, uneven tone, or texture. Uni can explain how the peel approach fits your skin goals.
