Benefits of Vitalize Peel

Chemical peels are powerful tools that can be very effective in helping to rejuvenate the aging face. By removing the damaged upper layers of skin, peels can help reveal the younger skin underneath. In most cases, to achieve dramatic results, deep peels are required, which involve significant periods of recovery time. The Vitalize Peel, however can achieve dramatic results without the need for prolonged periods of recovery.

Relying on a unique combination of specific exfoliating acids, the Vitalize Peel is a special formulation designed specifically to effectively combat the damage that can occur as a result of sun exposure and aging. Unlike some other types of chemical peels, the Vitalize Peel can achieve noticeable results in just one treatment session.

The Vitalize Peel helps reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and can also help reduce or eliminate the appearance of some scars. In addition, the peel removes the dull, rough upper layers of skin, revealing younger, fresher, more vibrant skin beneath. As a result, patients appear younger and more refreshed, with smoother, brighter skin texture and appearance overall. By encouraging the development of new collagen, the Vitalize Peel procedure can help skin continue to appear firmer for months following treatment.

The Vitalize Peel can also be used to treat certain types of mild acne, and is a great touchup treatment for patients who may have undergone more extensive procedures previously.

Unlike harsher peels, the Vitalize Peel does not involve any downtime, making it especially popular with both men and women who want to achieve a fresher, younger appearance without rearranging their own schedules. In fact, most Vitalize Peel patients are able to resume their regular activities immediately after treatment.

While most patients will see noticeable results after only one treatment, a series of multiple treatments can achieve truly dramatic results. Your specialist can help design a treatment regime that will suit your individual needs and expectations.