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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about PD Peel for Acne.
Most clients benefit from a series of 3–6 peels spaced 2–4 weeks apart. The exact number depends on acne severity, skin type, and response. Your provider will create a personalized plan and adjust boosters or home care to maximize results.
Yes, it can be safe when customized. Our clinicians adjust peel strength, precondition the skin, and perform patch testing. A consultation assesses sensitivity and risk, ensuring a tailored approach to minimize irritation and achieve results.
Downtime varies by peel strength—most experience 2–7 days of mild redness, flaking, and skin tightening. Deeper responses may cause more noticeable peeling. We provide aftercare products and clear instructions to support recovery and protect the skin.
PD Peel can be combined with many acne therapies like topical prescriptions, LED, or extractions, but timing matters. Avoid aggressive procedures immediately before or after peels. Discuss medications and recent treatments so we can safely coordinate your plan.
Strict sun protection, gentle cleansers, and the included aftercare products are essential. Avoid retinoids, waxing, and harsh exfoliants until healed. Follow clinic directions on moisturizing and booster use to support healing and prevent pigmentation.
Not suitable if pregnant, breastfeeding, or recently on oral isotretinoin (within 6–12 months). Active cold sores, open wounds, or certain skin conditions may also disqualify you. A consultation and medical history review determine final eligibility.