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Get answers to common questions about Level 3: MandeliClear & Vitamin A Peel Treatment.
This deep peel uses a targeted acid complex plus a Vitamin A Accelerator to increase cell turnover and disperse melanin. Multiple layers allow controlled depth, reducing pigmentation from acne, melasma, and sun damage while protecting surrounding skin with minimized injury.
Yes—formulated specifically for skin of color. When performed by experienced professionals, the protocol minimizes post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation risk through controlled layering and Vitamin A acceleration. Pre-treatment assessment and strict aftercare are essential for safe outcomes.
Downtime varies by layers applied. Expect peeling, redness, and sensitivity for 3–10 days with deeper layers possibly longer. Most clients resume light activities quickly; full healing and optimal pigment improvement can take several weeks to months, depending on skin response.
Most clients see meaningful pigment reduction after 1–3 sessions spaced 4–8 weeks apart, depending on severity and layering. Deeper melasma may require a series plus maintenance topical regimens and diligent sun protection for durable results.
Yes. A post-peel kit is included with each Level 3 service. It contains gentle cleansers, barrier-supportive moisturizers, sunscreen, and targeted serums to soothe, prevent infection, and support optimal healing and pigment control during recovery.
Yes. Pre-peel preparation often includes avoiding retinoids and harsh exfoliants, using prescribed brightening agents or sunscreen consistently for 2–4 weeks, and attending a consultation to tailor layer depth. Proper prep reduces complications and enhances results.