Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about VI Peel - Body.

VI Peel - Body targets sun damage, melasma, hyperpigmentation, and textural issues on larger areas like chest, back, and arms. It accelerates cell turnover to fade pigment and improve texture, typically requiring a series of treatments for optimal, lasting results.

Most clients see meaningful improvement after one treatment, but a customized plan of two to four sessions spaced four to eight weeks apart is often recommended for persistent pigmentation or extensive sun damage to achieve durable, even-toned results.

Downtime is generally minimal—expect redness, tightness, and peeling that peaks three to seven days after treatment. Most clients can resume light activities immediately and cover peeling with clothing; full skin renewal continues over several weeks.

Yes—VI Peel - Body is formulated for all Fitzpatrick skin types when administered by trained medical professionals. Proper pre-treatment evaluation and adherence to aftercare reduce risks of post-inflammatory pigmentation and ensure safe, even results across diverse skin tones.

Avoid excessive sun exposure, tanning beds, and aggressive topical retinoids for two weeks prior. Discontinue waxing or harsh exfoliation in the treatment area. Share medications and medical history with your provider to ensure safety and determine if a patch test is needed.

Use gentle cleansers, fragrance-free moisturizers, and broad-spectrum SPF 30+ daily. Avoid picking or mechanical exfoliation while peeling, hot baths, and intense exercise for several days. Follow your provider’s post-care instructions to optimize healing and maintain pigmentation improvement.