CHEMICAL
peels
Chemical peels are one of the most effective ways to address a wide range of skin concerns—from acne and hyperpigmentation to fine lines and uneven texture. At Skin and Chamomile, I use customized peel formulations tailored to your skin's unique needs, always with a barrier-first approach that prioritizes your skin's health and resilience.
Whether you're looking to refresh dull skin, fade dark spots, or support your acne-clearing journey, a chemical peel can deliver visible, transformative results.
Reveal Brighter, Smoother Skin
SKIN + CHAMOMILE | Denver Esthetician
Who Is a Good Candidate?
- Acne or acne scarring
- Hyperpigmentation, melasma, or sun damage
- Fine lines and early signs of aging
- Dull, uneven skin tone
- Rough texture or congestion
- However, chemical peels may not be suitable if you're currently using certain medications (like Accutane), pregnant or nursing, or have active infections or open wounds. During your consultation, we'll discuss your skin history and determine the best approach for you.
Benefits of Chemical Peels
- Brightens and evens skin tone – Reduces hyperpigmentation, sun damage, and melasma
- Smooths texture – Minimizes rough patches, fine lines, and surface irregularities
- Clears and prevents acne – Unclogs pores, reduces breakouts, and fades post-acne marks
- Boosts radiance – Reveals a fresh, glowing complexion
- Enhances product absorption – Prepares skin to better absorb serums and treatments
- Stimulates collagen production – Supports long-term skin health and firmness
What Are Chemical Peels?
AMBER GOODALL, ESTHETICIAN, FACIALIST & FOUNDER
SKIN & CHAMOMILE
Not always! Some peels cause visible flaking, while others work beneath the surface without obvious peeling. Either way, your skin is renewing itself.
Will my skin actually peel?
Yes! Chemical peels pair beautifully with dermaplaning, enzyme therapy, and corrective facials. I'll design a treatment plan that maximizes results while keeping your skin barrier healthy.
Can I combine chemical peels with other treatments?
This depends on your skin goals and the type of peel used. Light peels can be done every 4-6 weeks, while deeper peels may require more time between treatments. We'll create a personalized plan together.
How often should I get a chemical peel?
You may notice an immediate glow, but the most dramatic results appear as your skin completes its shedding and renewal process—typically within 7-14 days.
How long does it take to see results?
Most clients experience a mild tingling or warming sensation during the treatment, which subsides quickly. I'll check in with you throughout to ensure you're comfortable.
Does a chemical peel hurt?
Frequently Asked Questions
Direct sun exposure is the biggest no-no. You'll also want to avoid active ingredients (retinol, acids, vitamin C), intense workouts, hot showers, and picking at any flaking skin. I'll give you a full aftercare guide tailored to your treatment.
What should I avoid after a chemical peel?
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Chemical peels are a powerful tool for transformation—when done with care, customization, and expertise. If you're ready to address stubborn skin concerns and experience the glow that comes with healthy, renewed skin, let's work together.
Ready to Reveal Your Best Skin?
