The Best Chemical Peels in Phoenix

Chemical peels are a powerful skin resurfacing treatment designed to exfoliate dead skin cells and reveal a brighter, more youthful complexion. By targeting fine lines, wrinkles, and uneven skin tone, this treatment promotes smoother, healthier-looking skin. Our expert practitioners customize each peel based on your skin’s unique needs, offering options from lighter peels with minimal downtime to deeper treatments for advanced rejuvenation.

Chemical peel treatment at Rhose Aesthetics for smoother skin, reduced fine lines, and improved skin tone.
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Areas of Treatment

Neck

Smooths rough texture and diminishes signs of aging for a youthful appearance

Acne Prone Skin

Clears breakouts, reduces 
acne scars, and minimizes inflammation

Face

Improves skin texture, 
reduces fine lines, and 
enhances overall radiance

Fine Lines & Wrinkles

Stimulates collagen
 production and smooths 
aging skin

Chest

Reduces sun damage, age spots, and discoloration

Hyperpigmentation

Fades dark spots, sun damage, and uneven skin tone

Benefits of Chemical Peels

Exfoliates dead skin cells

Customizable treatment options

Non-invasive with minimal downtime

Enhances product absorption

Fades dark spots & hyperpigmentation

Minimizes pore size

Improves skin tone & texture

Reduces fine lines & wrinkles

Minimizes acne & breakouts

Boosts skin radiance

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FAQ

  • Everyone’s skin is a little different, and the number of peels needed for desired results varies from person to person. While just a single peel will achieve significant skin rejuvenation (think less pigment, smoother skin texture, and brighter, glowier skin overall), in general, we recommend a series of 3-6 peels for optimal results. Make sure to consult with your healthcare professional to find a Chemical Peel treatment frequency that’s right for you.

  • During the procedure, you may feel a mild tingling or burning sensation, but it is usually tolerable.

  • Immediately after the peel, your skin may look slightly tan and glowy. You will not look much different and should be okay going about your regular daily routine.

  • If a series is recommended, the peel is suitable to receive every 4-6 weeks as directed by your Practitioner. Your Practitioner will be able to create your own unique skincare plan for your skincare needs. You can also have the ChemicalPeels quarterly/seasonally and receive 4 peels a year for the maintenance of healthy skin.

  • Generally, Chemical Peels are a safe and effective treatment for most. However, there are a few contraindications that disqualify you from receiving Chemical Peels. Please note that the below list is not an extensive list, and we always recommend you consult your healthcare professional before starting any new skincare regimen or treatment.

    • Those who are pregnant or who are breastfeeding

    • Those who have an aspirin, hydroquinone, or phenol allergy

    • Those who have used oral isotretinoin (Accutane) within the past 6 months

    • Those who have active cold sores, warts, open wounds, or history of herpes simplex

    Those who are undergoing chemotherapy and or radiation therapy within 6 months Those with a history of an autoimmune (i.e. Lupus) or liver disease/disorder, as well as, any condition that may weaken their immune system.

  • You can experience redness and peeling for one to seven days, depending on the peel level and your skins reaction. Also, you should avoid direct sunlight after your peel and apply sunscreen.

  • Yes, some degree of peeling is expected as the old skin sheds to reveal new skin.

Disclaimer:

Chemical peels are cosmetic treatments intended to enhance the skin’s appearance through exfoliation and rejuvenation. Results and downtime may vary based on skin type, peel depth, and individual factors. All chemical peel procedures should be conducted under professional guidance, with proper post-treatment care, including avoiding sun exposure and using gentle skincare products. This treatment is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any medical skin conditions. Always consult with a qualified practitioner to determine the appropriate peel for your skin type and needs.