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Le-Pelle
1511 Locust St
Walnut Creek
CA 94596
Tahoe natural Beauty
4101 Lake Tahoe blvd
South Lake Tahoe
CA, 96150
A professional peel lifts away the tired surface layer of your skin so the fresher skin underneath can come through. Used for fine lines, uneven tone, and the marks left behind by breakouts.


A chemical peel is a resurfacing treatment. A carefully chosen solution is applied to your skin, where it loosens the bonds holding the dull, damaged surface cells in place. Those cells lift away over the following days and the fresher skin beneath is what you are left looking at.
The solution itself is what makes the difference between one peel and another. Glycolic acid, an alpha hydroxy acid, works across the surface to brighten and even out tone. Salicylic acid, a beta hydroxy acid, is oil soluble, so it travels down into the pore rather than staying on top of it, which is why it suits congested and breakout prone skin. Your licensed esthetician chooses the solution and the strength after looking at your skin, not before. The peels we use are professional-grade formulas from Glo Skin Beauty, matched to your skin on the day.
Lifts the dull surface layer so light reflects off fresh skin instead of dead cells.
Softens sun spots, patchiness, and the darker marks left after breakouts.
Resurfacing refines rough, uneven skin and softens the look of fine lines.
Salicylic acid works inside the pore, which suits congested and breakout prone skin.
The solution and its strength are selected for your skin, not applied to a fixed formula.
The treatment itself is short. The change keeps developing over the days that follow.
Start with a free consultation and we map out the plan that suits your goals.
Your skin is cleansed and prepped, the solution is applied and left on for a controlled length of time, then neutralised or removed. Most people feel a tingling or a light warmth while it works. Your specialist stays with you and talks you through each stage.
A light peel usually asks very little of you. Recovery runs from a few hours to a few days, and most people carry on as normal throughout. What you will notice is a sunburn-like flush at first, followed by scaling that settles within about a week. New skin is more vulnerable to sun than the skin it replaced, so daily sunscreen is not optional afterwards. Skin looks its best once the flaking has finished, and results build further across a course of peels rather than arriving all at once.
It removes the outermost layers of the skin using a chemical solution. The skin that grows back is smoother and more even in tone, which is why peels are used for fine lines, discoloration, rough texture, and acne marks.
Most people describe a tingling or a warm sensation while the solution is on the skin, not pain. Stronger solutions feel more intense, and your specialist will tell you what to expect before anything is applied.
The appointment itself usually runs between thirty minutes and an hour. Most of the change happens afterwards, over the days it takes your skin to renew.
Usually yes, and that is the treatment working. You can expect redness followed by light flaking that settles within about a week. It is important to let the skin lift away on its own rather than helping it along.
Some people see a clear difference after one. More often a course of three to five peels is what gets you to the result you are after, spaced out to let your skin recover in between. Your specialist plans that with you at your consultation.
Yes. Evening out discoloration is one of the things peels do best, whether that is sun damage, patchiness, or the darker marks left behind after breakouts. Sun protection afterwards is what keeps the improvement in place.
Book a free consultation and take the first step toward healthier, more confident skin.