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VI PEEL
VI Peel is a medical-grade chemical peel designed to improve pigmentation, sun damage, post-inflammatory marks, acne-related concerns, uneven tone and rough texture.
Using a controlled blend of exfoliating and pigment-targeting ingredients, the treatment removes damaged surface cells and supports skin renewal to improve clarity, texture and discolouration. Different VI Peel formulations can be selected according to the individual skin concern, with a structured aftercare protocol provided following treatment.
Expected Results
Downtime
Best For
Skin appears clearer, smoother and more even
Around 5–7 days of visible peeling
Pigmentation, sun damage, blemishes, post-acne marks, uneven tone and texture
At a Glance
Aftecare
VI Peel take-home aftercare kit included
FAQ
Your questions, answered
Understanding treatment options and expected outcomes.
What does VI Peel treat? VI Peel can be used to improve pigmentation, sun damage, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, acne-related marks, uneven skin tone and textural irregularities. The most appropriate formulation is selected according to your skin type and primary concern.
How much downtime should I expect? Visible peeling commonly begins around 2–3 days after treatment and may continue for several days. During this period, the skin can feel dry, tight or sensitive. Peeling should be allowed to occur naturally and should not be picked or manually removed.
Is VI Peel painful? Most clients experience mild tingling, warmth or temporary stinging during application. The treatment does not usually require anaesthetic, although sensitivity varies between individuals.
When will I see results? Skin may appear clearer and smoother once the peeling phase has finished. Pigmentation and more persistent concerns may require a course of treatments rather than a single session, with results developing progressively.
How many VI Peel treatments will I need? This depends on the condition being treated, the severity of the concern and how your skin responds. Some clients choose a single peel, while concerns such as pigmentation, acne-related marks or significant sun damage may benefit from a course of treatments.
What should I avoid after a VI Peel? During the recovery period, avoid picking or exfoliating the skin, retinoids, acids, scrubs, heat-based treatments and unnecessary sun exposure. You will be given a specific VI Peel aftercare protocol and products to follow at home, including appropriate sun protection.
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