Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Simply Deep Peel.

No, the Simply Deep Peel is not recommended for first-time clients. We advise starting with milder peels to assess tolerance and skin response, then progressing to deeper treatments under professional guidance to minimize complications.

Expect visible peeling and redness for up to one to two weeks, with complete healing and collagen remodeling continuing over several months. Follow post-care instructions closely to reduce risks and promote optimal, faster recovery.

Yes, deeper peels can increase hyperpigmentation risk for Fitzpatrick skin types IV–VI. We generally avoid this treatment for darker skin tones and recommend safer alternatives or pre-treatment lightening protocols and patch tests when appropriate.

Many clients see dramatic improvement after a single deep peel, but severe concerns may require two to three spaced sessions. Your clinician will create a personalized plan considering skin condition, healing, and desired results.

Avoid retinoids, exfoliants, and direct sun exposure for at least two weeks prior. Use any prescribed pre-conditioning creams, and disclose medications or recent procedures to ensure safety and optimal peeling results.

Keep skin moisturized, avoid sun exposure and makeup until healed, and apply broad-spectrum SPF daily. Expect flaking and tenderness; follow clinic-provided aftercare instructions and contact us for concerns to prevent complications.