SKIN · REJUVENATION
VI Peel
Raleigh · NC
VI Peel
The VI Peel is a medium-depth chemical peel known for being fast, effective, and comfortable to receive. It's professionally formulated to deliver maximum results with minimal downtime. Over time, dead skin cells build up on the surface, contributing to blemishes, wrinkles, and uneven tone — chemical peels safely strip away that buildup to reveal fresh, healthy skin underneath. Men and women throughout Raleigh and the surrounding communities trust Nuderma Health & Med Spa for professional, customized chemical peel treatments.
#1 Chemical Peel: The VI Peel
VI Peel is specially formulated to help reduce the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines, and other signs of aging, while also improving the texture, tone, and clarity of your skin. Our experienced team of professionals can customize your VI Peel to match your individual skin type and needs. With our help, you can achieve brighter, healthier, and more youthful-looking skin. Book an appointment today to experience the VI Peel!
Benefits of VI Peel at Nuderma Health & Med Spa
VI peels can be used to treat many issues with the skin including:
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Wrinkles and fine lines
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Acne and acne scars
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Blemishes
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Scars
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Dry, flaking skin
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Uneven skin pigmentation
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Sun damage
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Some pre-cancerous growths
What should I know about VI Peel?
Expect to have a few days of “social downtime,” starting three to five days after the treatment when your skin starts to peel—especially if you get the stronger VI Peel Precision formula.
Peeling or picking off flaking skin could leave you at risk for infection or scarring, so resist the urge.
People with acne-prone skin may have new breakouts, commonly called purging, following the treatment. “The VI Peel can cause blemishes to surface, but the solution will purify blemish-prone skin and clear up the acne below the surface as well as light acne scars.
It’s not uncommon to experience post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation two or three weeks following treatment. It can make discoloration you’re trying to treat (such as melasma) temporarily darker, but it’s rarely permanent. The pigmentation often fades away on its own, but it can also be treated with certain laser treatments.
Some people need several treatments to see the full benefits, and this treatment can be down 2-3 times per year.