Pumpkin Peel Facial
An atraumatic peel facial for acne-prone skin and clogged pores.
FromCAD$139Time1 hr 30 min
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Chemical Peels
A peel can brighten and smooth the skin, but the right acid, strength and recovery plan matter. WellSkin chooses the peel based on your barrier, pigmentation risk and target concern, then gives clear instructions for the week before and after.
Who is a good candidate for Chemical Peels?
Professional peels for dullness, uneven tone, fine lines, acne, texture and enlarged pores, selected by skin type and tolerance.
- Dull or uneven tone
- Sun damage and dark spots
- Acne breakouts and post-acne texture
- Fine lines and roughness
- Enlarged pores
What to expect
- Smoother surface texture
- Brighter-looking tone
- Support for clogged pores and breakouts
- A controlled resurfacing plan
Book a consultation first if: active skin infection, severe rosacea or compromised barrier, recent accutane use, pregnancy or medical conditions that affect healing, recent waxing, laser or aggressive resurfacing.
Treatment at a glance
- Treatment type
- Professional resurfacing
- Peel depth
- Superficial options available
- Prep
- Pause strong actives
- Care
- Hydration and SPF
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Superficial Hydrating Peel – DermaQuest
A lactic-acid resurfacer that brightens, hydrates and smooths dry, dull, sensitive or aging skin.
FromCAD$129Time1 hr 15 min
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Choose the format that best matches the area, concern and pace of care you have in mind.
Pumpkin peel facial
A gentle option for acne-prone congestion when the goal is clearing clogged pores without a traumatic approach.
Superficial hydrating peel by DermaQuest
A lactic-acid based resurfacer selected for dry, dull, sensitive, mature or unevenly pigmented skin.
Brightening peel plan
Focuses on tone, mild pigmentation and dullness while respecting skin sensitivity.
Texture and pore support
Uses professional exfoliation to smooth roughness and support a cleaner-looking surface.
What happens during your visit
Your appointment follows a clear sequence, with room to adjust the plan to your skin response.
- 1
Barrier and pigment check
We review sensitivity, recent sun, actives, acne activity and pigment risk before choosing the peel.
- 2
Controlled exfoliation
The peel is applied with timing and comfort checks, then neutralized or finished according to the product protocol.
- 3
Recovery guidance
Your result depends on gentle care, hydration, no picking and consistent SPF in the week after treatment.
How to prepare
A little planning keeps the visit comfortable and supports a more predictable treatment response.
One week before
- Avoid sun exposure and tanning.
- Pause retinoids, AHAs, BHAs and other exfoliating actives.
- Avoid facial waxing, laser or aggressive treatments.
One to two days before
- Use gentle cleanser and hydrating products only.
- Avoid alcohol and excess caffeine if your skin gets easily dehydrated.
Appointment day
- Arrive with clean skin and no makeup, lotion or sunscreen on the treatment area.
- Tell us about recent treatments, sun exposure or medical changes.
Post treatment care
Follow these notes to protect the treated area and support a calm, comfortable recovery.
Immediately after
- Redness, warmth, tightness or sensitivity can be normal.
- Do not touch, scratch or pick at the treated skin.
Days 1 to 7
- Cleanse gently, moisturize and avoid active ingredients.
- Peeling may start around day 2 or 3. Let it shed naturally.
- Avoid saunas, pools, intense workouts and direct sun.
Ongoing
- Reintroduce retinoids or exfoliants only when advised.
- A series may be recommended for pigmentation, acne or texture goals.
If you are new to peels or pigment-prone, consultation helps choose a brightening path without over-treating the barrier.