Oakville · Nurse Paul, RPN

Chemical peels.

For uneven tone, dullness and texture. Choose the right starting point for your skin.

Complimentary consultations available.

Nurse Paul, RPN, owner of Skin City
A plan built around you.

What does a peel do?

A professional chemical peel uses a controlled exfoliating solution to help remove surface skin cells. The aim is to improve the appearance of uneven tone and texture.

The peel is chosen around your skin, concerns and recovery time. Stronger is not always better.

Two options.
One individual plan.

Vivier Peel

A gentler option for dullness, uneven texture and clients starting with professional peels.

TX Jessner Plus

A stronger resurfacing option for suitable clients with concerns such as pigmentation and acne-prone skin. Preparation and aftercare matter.

What to expect.

Your skin and medical history are assessed before treatment. Tell me about your skincare, medications, recent treatments, allergies and any history of cold sores.

You may feel warmth or stinging during application. Redness, dryness or flaking can follow, depending on the peel and your skin.

Visible peeling is not a measure of how well a treatment has worked. Results and the number of sessions vary.

The care after the peel.

Keep your routine gentle, moisturize, and use broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher. Avoid picking or pulling at peeling skin.

You will receive specific instructions on when to restart retinoids, acids and other active products. Give your skin time to recover before another treatment.

Learn more about Vivier professional peels

Your questions,
answered.

Which peel should I book?

If you are unsure, start with a complimentary consultation. Your skin, home routine and concerns guide whether Vivier Peel, TX Jessner Plus or another approach makes sense.

Will my skin visibly peel?

You may have light flaking or peeling, but not everyone does. The amount of peeling does not tell you how effective the treatment was.

Can I combine peels with microneedling?

They may be part of the same longer term plan, with enough time between treatments for your skin to recover. Timing is based on your skin and the treatments used.

Are peels suitable for every skin tone?

Suitability depends on the peel, skin condition and pigment response. A history of dark marks after inflammation is important to discuss, and preparation may be recommended.

Let’s talk it through

Start with your concerns.
We’ll work out the plan.

Bring your questions, your priorities and your budget.

Book a complimentary consultation