CHEMICAL PEELS AFA 

Edmonton, Calgary and Kelowna Chemical Peels
Currently available at all locations. Call to book in for your complimentary consultation.
Edmonton: 780-424-5666
Calgary: 403-571-5666
Kelowna: 250-448-5666

Available at all EvelineCharles locations
EvelineCharles Beauty MD offers glycolic, retinol and salicylic peels in Edmonton, Calgary and Kelowna. Chemical Peel treatments are used for various skin types and concerns including: Pigmentation, Sun damage, Acne scarring, Smooth fine lines, Fine wrinkles, Dull complexion, Redness.

Chemical peels force the skin to regenerate itself, revealing fresher younger skin. This treatment works to exfoliate the skin and contribute to enhancing the skin's hydration.  Smooth lines are visibly reduced and the skin's texture and tone are greatly improved.Chemical Peels loosen old, dead cells from the skin's surface revealing new, healthy cells. The result is smooth, radiant, glowing skin. 

Chemical Peels Can Effectively Clear:
Acne/blemished skin, scarring, smooth fine lines and wrinkles, even out skin discoloration, revive dull complexions, reduce redness.

Who Is Eligible To Receive A Chemical Peel?
Chemical peels are recommended for most skin types. Mature skin, sun-damaged or dull skin will greatly benefit all skin types. Chemical peels can also be an integral part of acne care regimens. 

Before Procedure Care
It is recommended to delay the use of Retin-A, Renova, Differin, Tazorac, Avage and high percentage glycolic acid products for approximately seven days prior to treatment. Chemical peels are not recommended to anyone with a windburn or sunburn.

What To Expect During Your Chemical Peel?
Each patient has different skin and various degree of damage. Clients will receive a comprehensive skin consultation with our qualified Beauty MD consultants to determine what treatment would be best for them.  EvelineCharles Beauty MD performs glycolic, retinol, and salicylic acid peels based on the condition of the skin.

After Procedure Care
- Glycolic peels are no-downtime procedure.
- Mild redness, dryness, flaking or irritations may occur
- Sun exposure should be avoided for 10 days prior to treatment.  Sunscreen is a must.