An individual consultation about skin tone, texture and a planned recovery.
The ZO Skin Health 3-Step Peel combines a professional peel solution with a retinol cream step and post-procedure skin care. It is designed to improve the appearance of tone, texture and smoothness.
Your practitioner discusses the expected benefits, limitations, risks and alternatives for your skin.
Assessment, skin preparation and aftercare are important parts of the treatment. Follow the individual plan provided to you and allow for visible peeling and recovery.
It is a professional treatment combining exfoliation, a retinol cream step and hydrating aftercare. It is designed to improve the appearance of skin tone, texture and smoothness. Results vary.
Step one is the peel solution, containing salicylic, trichloroacetic and lactic acids. Step two is Retinol Crème Complex. Step three is Hydrating Crème to support comfort during recovery. Your practitioner provides your individual instructions.
Your consultation can address uneven tone, sun damage, fine lines, rough texture, visible pores and acne-related concerns. Assessment determines whether this peel or an alternative is appropriate.
The peel procedure takes approximately 30 minutes. Allow additional time for assessment, preparation and aftercare discussion.
A supervised skin-conditioning programme is generally recommended for at least 4–6 weeks. Some skin types or pigmentation concerns may require longer preparation. Your practitioner selects the products and schedule.
Your practitioner may advise pausing retinol, retinoids and irritating active skincare 3–4 days beforehand, and avoiding waxing, depilatories, electrolysis or laser hair removal for 5–7 days. Previously treated skin must be fully healed. Do not change prescribed treatment without your clinician’s advice.
This peel is not suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding, with salicylate allergy, active cold sores or warts, wounded or sunburned skin, or a history of radiation treatment in the area. Disclose medical conditions, medicines and recent procedures for assessment.
Tell your practitioner before booking. Preventive antiviral treatment may be needed and must be arranged with your prescribing clinician. Active cold sores mean the peel should be postponed.
Peeling commonly starts around days 2–3. Allow roughly 5–7 days for visible recovery, although peeling and sensitivity can last longer. Recovery timelines vary, so your practitioner will advise based on your response.
Redness, dryness, itching, stinging, mild swelling and flaking may occur. Skin may temporarily look darker. Pigment changes, infection and scarring are also possible. Contact your practitioner for severe, worsening or unexpected symptoms.
Wait at least five hours, preferably until the following morning, before washing your face. Follow your written plan and use gentle cleansing without rubbing or directing shower water onto the treated skin.
Follow the prescribed post-peel plan for Retinol Crème Complex and Hydrating Crème. Other retinoids, exfoliating acids, benzoyl peroxide and potentially irritating products should wait until healing and practitioner clearance. Do not substitute products yourself.
Do not pick, pull, scratch or rub peeling skin. Avoid strenuous exercise, sweating, facials and hair-removal or device treatments until healed. Ask the clinic when it is appropriate to resume your activities.
Avoid direct sunlight for at least 7–10 days and use shade and protective clothing during recovery. Follow your practitioner’s advice on when to begin sunscreen and restart your usual skincare.
Repeat sessions may be considered at 3–4 week intervals when appropriate, with maintenance around 2–3 times yearly. This is not a fixed recommendation for everyone; healing, suitability and goals guide your plan.
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