PEELS

Laser & Chemical Peels - VI-Peel

At Bare Body Laser Spa, we offer Laser Peels and VI Peel (medical-grade chemical peel) designed to improve the tone, texture, and clarity of the skin. It is a popular treatment for addressing various skin concerns, including hyperpigmentation, fine lines, wrinkles, and acne. Here are concerns that can be addressed with a Peel:

Hyperpigmentation: Helps reduce the appearance of sunspots, melasma, and other forms of hyperpigmentation.
Fine Lines and Wrinkles: Improves the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
Acne and Acne Scarring: Addresses acne-prone skin and can help reduce acne scars.
Texture and Tone: Enhances skin texture and promotes a more even skin tone.

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How To Prepare For The Appointment:

Preparing for a Peel involves several steps to ensure optimal results and minimize the risk of complications. Here’s a guide on how to prepare for a peel:

No direct sun exposure for 2 weeks pre-treatment. Minimizing sun exposure in the weeks leading up to the peel can prevent sunburned or excessively tanned skin and can increase the risk of complications. Always use sunscreen with at least SPF 30 when exposed to the sun.
Discontinue the use of certain skincare products containing retinoids, alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs), beta hydroxy acids (BHAs), and other exfoliating agents for at least one week before the peel. These products can increase skin sensitivity.
Inform us about any medications you are currently taking. Certain medications, such as oral retinoids, may need to be adjusted or discontinued before the peel.
Keep your skin well-hydrated in the days leading up to the peel. Moisturized skin tends to respond better to the exfoliation process.
Avoid waxing or laser hair removal procedures on the treatment area for at least one week before the peel.
Peels can cause visible peeling and redness, so plan for some downtime during the peeling phase. It’s advisable to schedule the peel when you can, avoid social events or activities where visible peeling might be a concern. (roughly around 3–7 days)
If you have a history of sensitive skin or have experienced adverse reactions to skincare treatments in the past, please inform us. We can adjust the peel formulation or recommend additional precautions.

For all face treatments, we take photos. This is to track the progress of the treatment.

After Care

No direct sun exposure for 2 weeks post treatment
Avoid active topicals such as retinol, until fully healed.
Edema, erythema, and small scabs expected for 7–15 days, depending on aggressiveness of the treatment.
Laser Peel Ultra-Light: 2–3 days of redness and possible mild flaking
Laser Peel Light: 2–3 days of redness with flaking around day 3–5
Laser Peel Medium: Redness immediately and peeling starting day 3–4 lasting approximately until day 7. Possible pink tinge after peeling for an additional 1–2 weeks
Laser Peel Deep: Redness and oozing immediately, with peeling starting in 2–3 days, pinkish tinge after peeling, after an additional 1–3 weeks.
Mile to moderate redness and swelling may be present.
In case of swelling, an over-the-counter antihistamine may help decrease the swelling. Before taking any over-the-counter drug, consult your Primary Care Physician or Pharmacist.
VI-Peel Peeling generally begins day 2 or 3. On rare occasions, peeling may not begin until day four.
Peeling is shedding or sloughing off of the skin. DO NOT SCRUB, PICK, OR PULL AT SKIN. Scrubbing, picking, or pulling at skin can result in infection, redness, irritation or hyperpigmentation.

Do not wash, touch or apply make-up to treated areas for 4-6 hours.

In the rare case an adverse reaction develops prior to the 4 hour time period, Contact us if (ex. Hives, excessive inflammation, etc) are present. Cleanse treated areas with mild cleansers like over-the-counter Cetaphil and water. Apply cool gauze to treatment areas.

After the 4-6 hours have passed:

Cleanse once with mild cleanser as above
Pat dry
Apply a thin layer of the V.I. Post Peel Protectant (Moisturizer)
Apply a layer of V.I. SPF 55
Mineral Make-Up may be applied

Evening:

Cleanse once with mild cleanser as above
Pat dry
Apply a thin layer of the V.I. Post Peel Protectant (Moisturizer)

The first and second day after your appointment.

Morning:

Cleanse once with mild cleanser as above
Pat dry
Apply a thin layer of the V.I. Post Peel Protectant (Moisturizer)
Apply a layer of V.I. SPF 55
Mineral Make-Up may be applied

Mid-Day:

Cleanse once with mild cleanser as above
Pat dry
Apply a thin layer of the V.I. Post Peel Protectant (Moisturizer)
Apply a layer of V.I. SPF 55
Mineral Make-Up may be applied

Evening:

Cleanse once with mild cleanser as above
Pat dry
Apply one of the moist V.I. Peel Precision Plus post peel towelette (Light Green). Swipe over the entire peeled surface. Avoid contact with the eyes. If discomfort or reaction occurs, cleanse the areas with a gentle cleanser and water. Apply the V.I. Post Peel Protect and ice. You may also take ibuprofen. Do not continue to step 4.
30 minutes after applying the Light Green towelette, apply one of the V.I. Peel Post Peel towelette (Dark Green). Swipe over the entire peeled surface.
If discomfort or reaction occurs, cleanse the areas with a gentle cleanser and water. Apply the V.I. Post Peel Protect and ice. You may also take ibuprofen.
15 minutes after applying the towelettes, apply a thin layer of the V.I. Post Peel Protectant (Moisturizer)

Mild Gentle cleanser like Skin Script Green Tea or over-the-counter Cetaphil
V.I. Peel Post Peel Protectant (Moisturizer)
V.I. Peel SPF 55
2 Light Green V.I. Peel Post Peel Towelettes
2 Dark Green V.I. Peel Post Peel Towelettes

Start Regular daily skin care regimen

NOTE: When peeling begins, DO NOT SCRUB, PICK OR PULL AT SKIN. Scrubbing, picking, or pulling at skin can result in infections, redness, irritation, or hyperpigmentation. Permanent damage can be caused to the skin.

Remember that individual responses to chemical peels can vary. If you have any concerns or questions during the post-peel period, don’t hesitate to reach out to us for guidance and reassurance.

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New York, NY

Deerfield Beach, FL

New York, NY

(212) 470-7637

New York, NY

Deerfield Beach, FL

(212) 470-7637

PEELS

Laser & Chemical Peels - VI-Peel

Hyperpigmentation: Helps reduce the appearance of sunspots, melasma, and other forms of hyperpigmentation.

Fine Lines and Wrinkles: Improves the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Acne and Acne Scarring: Addresses acne-prone skin and can help reduce acne scars.

Texture and Tone: Enhances skin texture and promotes a more even skin tone.

How To Prepare For The Appointment:

Preparing for a Peel involves several steps to ensure optimal results and minimize the risk of complications. Here’s a guide on how to prepare for a peel:

No direct sun exposure for 2 weeks pre-treatment. Minimizing sun exposure in the weeks leading up to the peel can prevent sunburned or excessively tanned skin and can increase the risk of complications. Always use sunscreen with at least SPF 30 when exposed to the sun.

Discontinue the use of certain skincare products containing retinoids, alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs), beta hydroxy acids (BHAs), and other exfoliating agents for at least one week before the peel. These products can increase skin sensitivity.

Inform us about any medications you are currently taking. Certain medications, such as oral retinoids, may need to be adjusted or discontinued before the peel.

Keep your skin well-hydrated in the days leading up to the peel. Moisturized skin tends to respond better to the exfoliation process.

Avoid waxing or laser hair removal procedures on the treatment area for at least one week before the peel.

Peels can cause visible peeling and redness, so plan for some downtime during the peeling phase. It’s advisable to schedule the peel when you can, avoid social events or activities where visible peeling might be a concern. (roughly around 3–7 days)

If you have a history of sensitive skin or have experienced adverse reactions to skincare treatments in the past, please inform us. We can adjust the peel formulation or recommend additional precautions.

For all face treatments, we take photos. This is to track the progress of the treatment.

After Care

No direct sun exposure for 2 weeks post treatment

Avoid active topicals such as retinol, until fully healed.

Edema, erythema, and small scabs expected for 7–15 days, depending on aggressiveness of the treatment.

Laser Peel Ultra-Light: 2–3 days of redness and possible mild flaking

Laser Peel Light: 2–3 days of redness with flaking around day 3–5

Laser Peel Medium: Redness immediately and peeling starting day 3–4 lasting approximately until day 7. Possible pink tinge after peeling for an additional 1–2 weeks

Laser Peel Deep: Redness and oozing immediately, with peeling starting in 2–3 days, pinkish tinge after peeling, after an additional 1–3 weeks.

Mile to moderate redness and swelling may be present.

In case of swelling, an over-the-counter antihistamine may help decrease the swelling. Before taking any over-the-counter drug, consult your Primary Care Physician or Pharmacist.

VI-Peel Peeling generally begins day 2 or 3. On rare occasions, peeling may not begin until day four.

Peeling is shedding or sloughing off of the skin. DO NOT SCRUB, PICK, OR PULL AT SKIN. Scrubbing, picking, or pulling at skin can result in infection, redness, irritation or hyperpigmentation.

PEELS

Laser & Chemical Peels - VI-Peel

Hyperpigmentation: Helps reduce the appearance of sunspots, me­las­ma, and other forms of hyper­pig­men­ta­tion.

Fine Lines and Wrinkles: Improves the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Acne and Acne Scarring: Addresses acne-prone skin and can help reduce acne scars.

Texture and Tone: Enhances skin texture and promotes a more even skin tone.

How To Prepare For The Appointment:

Preparing for a Peel involves several steps to ensure optimal results and minimize the risk of complications. Here’s a guide on how to prepare for a peel:

No direct sun exposure for 2 weeks pre-treatment. Minimizing sun exposure in the weeks leading up to the peel can prevent sunburned or excessively tanned skin and can increase the risk of complications. Always use sunscreen with at least SPF 30 when exposed to the sun.

Discontinue the use of certain skincare products containing retinoids, alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs), beta hydroxy acids (BHAs), and other exfoliating agents for at least one week before the peel. These products can increase skin sensitivity.

Inform us about any medications you are currently taking. Certain medications, such as oral retinoids, may need to be adjusted or discontinued before the peel.

Keep your skin well-hydrated in the days leading up to the peel. Moisturized skin tends to respond better to the exfoliation process.

Avoid waxing or laser hair removal procedures on the treatment area for at least one week before the peel.

Peels can cause visible peeling and redness, so plan for some downtime during the peeling phase. It’s advisable to schedule the peel when you can, avoid social events or activities where visible peeling might be a concern. (roughly around 3–7 days)

If you have a history of sensitive skin or have experienced adverse reactions to skincare treatments in the past, please inform us. We can adjust the peel formulation or recommend additional precautions.

For all face treatments, we take photos. This is to track the progress of the treatment.

After Care

No direct sun exposure for 2 weeks post treatment

Avoid active topicals such as retinol, until fully healed.

Edema, erythema, and small scabs expected for 7–15 days, depending on aggressiveness of the treatment.

Laser Peel Ultra-Light: 2–3 days of redness and possible mild flaking

Laser Peel Light: 2–3 days of redness with flaking around day 3–5

Laser Peel Medium: Redness immediately and peeling starting day 3–4 lasting approximately until day 7. Possible pink tinge after peeling for an additional 1–2 weeks

Laser Peel Deep: Redness and oozing immediately, with peeling starting in 2–3 days, pinkish tinge after peeling, after an additional 1–3 weeks.

Mile to moderate redness and swelling may be present.

In case of swelling, an over-the-counter antihistamine may help decrease the swelling. Before taking any over-the-counter drug, consult your Primary Care Physician or Pharmacist.

VI-Peel Peeling generally begins day 2 or 3. On rare occasions, peeling may not begin until day four.

Peeling is shedding or sloughing off of the skin. DO NOT SCRUB, PICK, OR PULL AT SKIN. Scrubbing, picking, or pulling at skin can result in infection, redness, irritation or hyperpigmentation.

Hyperpigmentation: Helps reduce the appearance of sunspots, melasma, and other forms of hyperpigmentation.