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Frequently Asked Questions
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Treatment begins with cleansing and skin prep, followed by controlled lactic acid application. We may neutralize if required, then apply a soothing mask, moisturize and finish with SPF to hydrate and protect while stimulating renewal.
Yes — lactic acid is one of the gentler AHAs and is often recommended for sensitive or dry skin. Concentrations and exposure are adjusted, and a patch test is performed to ensure comfort and safety.
Downtime is minimal for most clients: mild redness or warmth immediately after, with light flaking or peeling for a few days. Avoid heavy makeup and sun exposure; full improvement appears over one to two weeks.
A series of 3–6 treatments spaced two to four weeks apart is commonly recommended for best results. Your esthetician will tailor the plan based on skin type, concerns and desired renewal intensity.
Yes, but some treatments require spacing. Avoid combining strong retinoids or other acids immediately before and after the peel. Hydrating facials and LED therapy are often complementary; consult your provider for sequencing advice.
Aftercare includes gentle cleansing, rich moisturizers, avoiding exfoliants and heat for several days, and strict daily SPF use. Follow any prescribed home care to support healing and maintain results.