Chemical Peel

The DermaQuest Pumpkin Resurfacer is an exfoliating treatment that uses pumpkin pulp and enzymes to improve skin texture, tone, and clarity by removing dead skin cells and stimulating cell turnover.

The Perfect Derma Peel is a chemical peel that combines various ingredients, including TCA (trichloroacetic acid), retinoid acid, salicylic acid, phenol, glutathione, and kojic acid, to reduce hyperpigmentation, fine lines, and acne scars, offering a deeper and more intensive peeling effect.

After one treatment of THE PERFECT DERMA™ PEEL, overall skin tone and complexion will appear smoother, glowing and refreshed. Depending on the skin condition and severity, multiple treatments may be necessary and recommended to achieve the desired result. A series of 3-4 treatments applied every four weeks will allow for optimal results for more severe skin conditions such as melasma and active acne.

DermaQuest Pumpkin Resurfacer: During the treatment, the pumpkin resurfacer is applied to the skin and left on for a few minutes to allow the active ingredients to penetrate and exfoliate the skin. You may experience a mild tingling sensation. The treatment is then neutralized and removed, followed by the application of soothing products.

The Perfect Derma Peel procedure typically involves applying a chemical solution to the skin to exfoliate and remove dead skin cells, revealing smoother, fresher skin underneath. During the procedure, you might experience a tingling or stinging sensation. Afterward, your skin may be red and sensitive, and it may peel over the next few days as it heals. 

With the Primary Pumpkin Resurfacer there is minimal downtime. You may experience some redness and mild peeling for a few days post-treatment. It is important to follow post-care instructions and avoid sun exposure.

The Perfect Derma Peel

1. Day 1-2: The skin may appear slightly red or darker, and there might be some tightness. There is usually no significant peeling yet.
2. Day 3-5: This is when peeling typically begins. The skin can peel quite a bit, resembling a sunburn peel. The intensity of peeling can vary, but it's generally manageable and can be minimized with moisturizers and post-peel treatments.
3. Day 6-7: Peeling usually subsides, and the new, fresh skin begins to emerge. At this stage, any residual peeling should be minimal.
4. Post-Day 7: The skin may still be slightly sensitive, but it should look significantly improved. It's important to continue following post-peel care instructions to protect the new skin.

Overall, the main downtime where peeling is noticeable and potentially inconvenient is around 3-5 days. After a week, most people can resume their regular activities with minimal evidence of having had a peel.

Primary Pumpkin Resurfacer: Typically, a series of treatments is recommended for best results. Depending on your skin type and concerns, treatments can be done every 2-4 weeks. Your skincare professional will provide a customized treatment plan.

Perfect Derma Peel: The frequency of getting a Perfect Derma Peel depends on your skin type, concerns, and the recommendations. Generally, the following guidelines are suggested:

1. For General Maintenance: Every 3-4 months to maintain healthy skin and address minor concerns.
2. For Specific Skin Concerns: Such as acne, hyperpigmentation, or fine lines, treatments might be done more frequently, like every 4-6 weeks, until the desired results are achieved.
3. For Sensitive Skin: It may be recommended less frequently to avoid irritation, perhaps every 4-6 months.