Chemical Peels in United States of America

Medical-grade chemical peels using ViPeel and SkinMedica formulations to resurface and rejuvenate the skin. Addresses fine lines, hyperpigmentation, uneven skin tone, acne, and rough texture. $175 per session — one of the most affordable professional skin treatments on Trifecta's menu. Superficial to medium-depth options available with varying recovery periods.

Mara's Med Spa offers chemical peels including the Prodigy Peel starting from $179 — a peel enhanced with laser-derived technology for accelerated skin renewal. Treatments address uneven skin tone, fine lines, and congested pores, with peel depth customized to skin type and downtime tolerance for Dallas-area clients.

SkinBody Nashville's licensed estheticians — including Lori O'Connor with 16+ years of clinical experience — deliver chemical peels and dermaplaning treatments for skin renewal, tone correction, and texture refinement. Chemical peels apply precisely formulated acids to accelerate exfoliation, stimulate collagen synthesis, and address pigmentation, acne, and dull skin. Dermaplaning uses a surgical-grade blade to remove dead surface cells and vellus hair, revealing smoother skin and enhancing the penetration of subsequent skincare or treatment products. Both treatments are available as standalone services or combined with HydraFacial or other facial protocols.

Superficial mandelic acid chemical peel to exfoliate dead skin cells, brighten uneven tone, improve skin texture, and address mild acne and congestion. Mandelic acid is a large-molecule AHA derived from bitter almonds, associated with gentle exfoliation and lower irritation than glycolic acid — making it suitable for sensitive skin and NYC patients new to chemical peels. Starting at $185 per session with no significant downtime.

SpaDerma Lincoln Park offers medical-grade chemical peels from $199 per session, drawing on PCA Skin's 20-plus peel formulation library and SkinCeuticals protocols. VI Peel starts at $375 for medium-depth tone correction and acne improvement. PRX at $350 is a no-peel biorevitalization option for patients who cannot accommodate downtime. Peels address uneven tone, fine lines, dark spots, hyperpigmentation, and acne congestion. Three-session packages reduce cost; treatments are recommended every two to four weeks for corrective series and quarterly for maintenance.

Medical-grade chemical peels at SpaDerma Lincoln Park using over 20 PCA Skin and SkinCeuticals formulations starting from $199, plus the VI Peel ($375) — a more advanced medium-depth option targeting acne, texture, aging, and pigmentation. Peels are customised at consultation to address acne, hyperpigmentation, fine lines, and uneven skin tone. Downtime ranges from zero (superficial) to five to seven days (VI Peel).

Aviva Medical Spa offers medical-grade chemical peel treatments including the VI Peel and custom formulations to address uneven skin tone, hyperpigmentation, fine lines, acne, and dullness. Applied by trained estheticians, peels exfoliate the outer skin layers to reveal smoother, more evenly pigmented skin. HydraFacial sessions are available from $199 for a face and neck treatment, with package pricing for series of three or five sessions.

Natural Beauty Med Spa Chicago offers a range of chemical peels including superficial to medium-depth acid peels and the PRX-T33 biorevitalization treatment to improve skin texture, tone, and clarity. Chemical peels exfoliate the outer layers of the skin using alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs), beta-hydroxy acids (BHAs), or trichloroacetic acid (TCA), stimulating cell turnover and collagen production. The clinic also offers PRX-T33, a non-peeling TCA-based peel that delivers deep skin revitalization without visible exfoliation. Treatments address fine lines, hyperpigmentation, acne-prone skin, and uneven tone.

Tribeca MedSpa NYC offers a range of medical-grade chemical peels delivered by trained medical estheticians and clinical staff under physician supervision. The peel programme includes VI Peel formulations for brightening, anti-ageing, and acne-prone skin, and PCA Peel products addressing uneven tone, fine lines, and texture. Lighter no-downtime peels are available for first-time patients or those seeking a regular maintenance treatment. Deeper peels require a few days of peeling and recovery. Peels are often recommended as a series for progressive skin renewal and to enhance outcomes when combined with other treatments.

Funk Facial Plastic Surgery offers medical-grade chemical peels applied in a supervised clinical setting. These peels use exfoliating acids at concentrations higher than retail or spa formulations to address dull complexion, uneven skin tone, fine lines, and sun damage. Depth of peel is matched to the patient's skin concerns and tolerance, ranging from superficial treatments with no downtime to medium-depth peels requiring a brief recovery period. Chemical peels are often used to prepare the skin before surgery or to maintain results after treatment.

VI Peel chemical peel treatment to improve skin tone, texture, fine lines, and pigmentation including melasma, sun damage, and acne scarring. A medium-depth peel combining trichloroacetic acid (TCA), retinoic acid, salicylic acid, phenol, and vitamin C. Minimal downtime of three to five days peeling. Available at My Houston Surgeons, Houston, TX.

The Oaks Plastic Surgery Houston med spa performs medical-grade chemical peels to address hyperpigmentation, sun damage, acne, rough texture, and dull skin tone. Superficial, medium, and deep peel formulations are available, each using acid-based solutions — including glycolic acid, salicylic acid, lactic acid, TCA, and Jessner's combination — to exfoliate targeted skin depths. Peel selection is matched to the patient's skin type and concern. Superficial peels require no downtime; medium peels involve three to seven days of skin flaking; deep peels produce more significant regeneration with longer recovery. Treatment may be combined with other med spa services.

Seattle Plastic Surgery Center offers professional chemical peels at varying depths to address sun damage, uneven pigmentation, fine lines, acne, and dull skin. Medical-grade peel solutions are selected based on skin type and concern, with lighter superficial peels offering minimal downtime and deeper formulations delivering more dramatic resurfacing results. Peels are available as standalone treatments and as complements to surgical procedures such as facelift.

Elinea offers VI Peel and custom chemical peels to address skin texture, tone, acne, and hyperpigmentation. Administered by licensed estheticians with advanced training in evidence-based skincare, treatments exfoliate and resurface the skin to reveal a brighter, more even complexion. Chemical peels complement other in-clinic treatments for San Francisco patients seeking comprehensive skin improvement.

Professional chemical peels from SkinMedica (Vitalize Peel), SkinCeuticals, and Skinbetter Science formulations, ranging from glycolic superficial peels to medical-grade medium-depth treatments. Addresses skin texture, hyperpigmentation, acne, fine lines, and signs of aging. Series of three to six treatments recommended. Administered by aestheticians and supervised by Harvard-trained dermatologists at SkinCare Physicians.

Amachi MedSpa offers VI Peel chemical peels priced between $200 and $350. The VI Peel is a medical-grade exfoliation treatment that addresses pigmentation, sun damage, fine lines, acne, and uneven skin tone. The peel is suitable for all skin types including darker complexions and delivers visible results within five to seven days of application.

Westlake Dermatology's Houston clinic offers physician-grade chemical peels across a range of depths — superficial, medium, and deep — to address sun damage, uneven pigmentation, acne-prone skin, fine lines, and overall skin texture. Superficial peels use alpha-hydroxy acids (glycolic, lactic) or low-concentration salicylic acid for gentle epidermal renewal with minimal downtime. Medium-depth peels using trichloroacetic acid (TCA) target deeper pigmentation, actinic keratoses, and moderate photo-ageing. Deep peels are performed under medical oversight for more significant resurfacing. Peels are tailored to Fitzpatrick skin type and clinical goals.

Medical-grade chemical peels using alpha-hydroxy acids (AHA), beta-hydroxy acids (BHA), TCA, or proprietary blends to exfoliate and resurface the skin at controlled depth. Addresses uneven skin tone, sun damage, hyperpigmentation, fine lines, and acne. Light to medium peels are appropriate for most skin types and require minimal downtime. Supervised by StudioMD's physician team at SoHo and Midtown Manhattan — customised to skin type and concern.

Medical-grade chemical peels using PCAskin, Vi Peel, and Retinol Peel formulations to address fine lines, acne, pigmentation, dullness, and uneven skin texture. From $250 per session, thirty to sixty minutes. Superficial to medium-depth options available with recovery of zero to seven days depending on peel depth. Suitable for a range of skin types and tones.

Medical-grade Glytone chemical peels using glycolic acid, salicylic acid, TCA, lactic acid, and Jessner's formulations to address acne, oily skin, blackheads, fine lines, mild pigmentation, and skin texture irregularities. Sessions run approximately twenty minutes. Peel depth and formulation selected by the treating dermatologist based on individual skin concerns. Part of a comprehensive dermatological skincare approach at Park Avenue Dermatology.

SoVous Med Spa NYC offers a tiered chemical peel menu spanning light, medium, and deep-depth treatments. Branded options include the VI Peel, Vitalize Peel, Illuminize Peel, Rejuvenize Peel, OBAGI Blue Peel Radiance, and compounded TCA peels at 10–35% concentration. Peels address acne scars, age spots, fine lines, uneven pigmentation, sun damage, and rough skin texture, with protocols matched to each client's skin type and goals.

Medical-grade chemical peels using glycolic acid, salicylic acid, lactic acid, TCA, and VI Peel formulations to address acne, hyperpigmentation, melasma, fine lines, sun damage, and uneven skin texture. Superficial peels have minimal downtime of one to three days; medium-depth TCA peels require five to seven days of recovery. Treatment is customised to skin type, Fitzpatrick classification, and the primary concern being treated.

SkinCare Physicians of Georgia administers medical-grade chemical peels through SkinSense Medical Spa, targeting dark spots, fine lines, uneven pigmentation, and rough skin texture. Peels use exfoliating chemical agents — including alpha-hydroxy acids, trichloroacetic acid, and combination formulations — to dissolve damaged surface cells and stimulate fresh skin renewal from beneath. Performed under dermatologist oversight, peel strength and active ingredients are matched to each patient's skin type, concern, and tolerance for downtime, ranging from superficial lunchtime treatments to medium-depth resurfacing peels.

WIDLS performs Vitalize and TCA chemical peels to address aging skin, fine lines, blotchiness, dullness, melasma, acne, and pigmented scarring. Vitalize peels use a blend of salicylic acid, lactic acid, and retinoic acid for a moderate-depth peel with minimal downtime. TCA (trichloroacetic acid) peels reach the mid-dermis for more significant resurfacing of photodamage, acne scars, and melasma with recovery of seven to ten days. Results include improved skin tone, clarity, and reduced pigmentation, emerging over approximately one month post-treatment.