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VI Peel · Glendale & Los Angeles
VI Peel is a professional chemical-peel treatment for selected tone, texture and acne-related concerns. At Rejuvanet in Glendale, serving Los Angeles, we assess your skin and select an appropriate formulation and schedule.
Selected uneven-pigment concerns
Rough or dull-looking texture
Acne and post-blemish assessment
A clear post-peel care plan
The considered approach
VI Peel uses a blend of exfoliating ingredients to encourage controlled skin renewal. The selected formulation and your skin history guide treatment. It is a different approach from microneedling, which uses mechanical channels rather than chemical exfoliation.
A conversation about
A consultation distinguishes active acne, post-blemish marks, brown spots and melasma-related concerns. These can look similar but may need different treatment plans. New or changing lesions should be medically evaluated first.
We discuss which peel formulation is available and appropriate, your previous reactions, medications and pigment history. A series may be suggested for established concerns, with skin care and sun protection between visits.
Visible peeling commonly begins several days after treatment and can continue for several more days. Some people peel more than others. The amount of visible shedding is not a reliable measure of your final result.
Plan for a healing period and follow the product-specific aftercare instructions supplied by your clinician. Avoid pulling at peeling skin and ask us before resuming exfoliants, retinoids, heat-intensive exercise or other procedures.
Your quote depends on the selected formulation, area and whether a single visit or series is proposed. We confirm the treatment and cost before you proceed.
Your visit, thoughtfully planned
Clear guidance before your appointment, a plan you understand, and time for your questions.
We discuss your goals, health history, current medications, and recent treatments. Together, we review suitability, alternatives, and the proposed plan.
We review your skin and prepare the treatment area before applying the selected peel. You leave with instructions covering the peeling process, products, sun protection, and follow-up.
Peeling, redness, sensitivity, and pigment changes can occur. Follow the prescribed aftercare and avoid picking peeling skin.
VI Peel questions
A consultation gives you time to discuss the details that matter to you.
Talk to our Glendale teamVI Peel’s patient information describes peeling commonly beginning around day three, often continuing for another three to four days. Your individual timing may differ.
Skin tone alone does not determine the plan. Your clinician also considers pigment history, recent tanning, formulation, active skin conditions and aftercare.
Allow a recovery buffer. Tell us your event date so we can plan around visible peeling and sensitivity, rather than scheduling a first peel at the last minute.
The number depends on your concern, skin response and formulation. Your provider discusses whether a single treatment or series is appropriate.
No. A peel uses chemical exfoliation; microneedling uses fine needles to create controlled channels. We can discuss which approach fits your concern.
Timing should be planned individually. Tell us about recent Botox, Dysport, fillers, microneedling and energy treatments before scheduling.
The quote depends on the exact service, treatment area and proposed course. At your Glendale consultation, we explain the recommendation and pricing before you decide. No fixed package is assumed for every patient.
A personal consultation is the place to begin.
