About Chemical Peels
- Diminishing discoloration
- Reducing fine lines and wrinkles
- Brightening dullness and smoothing uneven skin tone
- Minimizing and tightening large pores
- Stimulating the production of collagen for firmer skin
Specialty Chemical Peels
Variations of Chemical Peels
Light peels: You can receive a light peel during your lunch break and return back to your routine. This level of peel will remove the outer skin layer (the epidermis), giving your face a more radiant appearance and smoother texture. We usually recommend that you receive a light chemical peel about once a month for the ideal glowing results.
Medium-depth peels: This level of peel reaches further into the skin, and patients generally decide to have this strength of facial treatment during an extended weekend. You may also need to ready yourself for increased discomfort during and up to one hour following the peel. Medium-depth peels are designed for patients who have deeper damage to their skin, including deeper lines and darker pigmentation problems.
Deep peels: The strongest of the three levels of peels is the deep chemical peel, and it does require the lengthiest recovery time. This is an aggressive procedure that can leave your face swollen, itchy, and peeling for 2 – 3 weeks. Patients who get a deep chemical peel usually have age or dark spots, sun damage, prominent acne scars, and deep scars. Since this level of chemical peel is usually uncomfortable for patients, Dr. Shumway or a member of his team can provide you with local anesthesia before your peel.
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Ideal Candidates
- Age and/or sun spots
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- Freckles and dark patches
- Rough skin and scaly patches
- Mild acne scarring
- Severe facial lines and folds
- Broken capillaries
- Deep scars
- Loose or sagging skin
Procedure Technique
What to Expect
Frequently Asked Questions

Plan Your Procedure
- Starting
- From $135
- Average Procedure Time
- 1 – 1.5 Hours
- Procedure Recovery Location
- Outpatient