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Get answers to common questions about Growth Factor Peel Express.
Our express session begins with a deep cleanse, followed by a controlled application of TCA, kojic acid, hydrogen peroxide, and targeted growth factors. Treatment concludes with calming LED light to reduce inflammation, promote collagen, and accelerate healing.
Downtime is minimal for most clients; you may experience temporary redness, light flaking, or sensitivity for two to five days. Noticeable brightening appears within days, while collagen remodeling continues and improves skin texture over several weeks.
Most skin types can be treated, but darker tones require careful assessment to reduce hyperpigmentation risk. We perform a consultation and patch test, adjusting peel strength and pre/post-care to ensure safety and optimal results.
A course of three to six treatments spaced two to four weeks apart is typical for best outcomes. Individual plans may vary based on skin goals and response; we’ll customize frequency during your consultation.
Discontinue retinoids, exfoliants, and topical acids five to seven days before treatment. Avoid sun exposure and tanning. Arrive with clean skin and inform us about medications, recent procedures, or active outbreaks to ensure safe treatment.
Common temporary effects include redness, warmth, and mild peeling. Rare risks include prolonged sensitivity, pigment changes, or infection. Follow aftercare, use sunscreen diligently, and contact us promptly if unusual symptoms or prolonged reactions occur.