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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Bright peel (lactic and glycolic).
Most skin types tolerate this gentle acid blend, but a pre-treatment consultation and patch test determine suitability. Avoid if you have active infection, open wounds, or severe rosacea. Your therapist will tailor strength and advise appropriate timing and care.
Expect light redness and flaking for three to seven days; some clients notice minimal downtime. Use gentle skincare, avoid sun, and apply SPF. Follow homecare instructions; results improve over subsequent weeks as skin renews.
A typical course is three to six treatments spaced two to four weeks apart, depending on concern severity. Maintenance peels every few months sustain brightness. Your clinician will recommend a personalized plan during consultation.
Yes. Glycolic acid promotes deeper exfoliation while lactic acid brightens and hydrates, making the duo effective against pigment. Multiple sessions plus strict sun protection and targeted topicals yield best results. Expect gradual improvement.
Sensation is usually a mild tingling or warmth; some stinging is normal during application. We offer optional neutralization and a soothing mask to minimize discomfort. Temporary redness or flaking may occur; severe irritation is rare but report any concerns immediately.
Before treatment avoid retinoids, strong exfoliants, and prolonged sun exposure for at least one week. After, use gentle cleansers, hydrating serums, regular SPF, and avoid active ingredients until healing completes. Follow your therapist's specific timeline and emergency contact instructions.