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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Cranberry Turnover Peel.
This aggressive 20% salicylic peel is ideal for oily, acne-prone skin. Sensitive or rosacea-prone skin may not tolerate it — schedule a consultation and patch test. Your clinician will assess skin condition and recommend alternatives if needed.
Most clients experience mild flaking and redness for three to four days, with texture improving thereafter. Downtime is minimal; avoid heavy makeup during peeling, use gentle skincare and broad-spectrum sunscreen. Repeat sessions may be recommended for best results.
Most clients feel a temporary stinging or tingling during application that eases quickly. After treatment you may experience mild irritation or warmth, but severe pain is uncommon. We provide calming serums and aftercare guidance; contact us if intense discomfort occurs.
Treatment plans vary; most clients see optimal improvement with a series of three to six peels spaced four to six weeks apart. Maintenance treatments every few months help preserve results. Your esthetician will create a personalized schedule based on your skin goals.
Common effects include temporary redness, mild flaking or peeling for three to four days, and dryness. Rare risks include irritation or temporary pigment changes. Proper pre- and post-care, including sunscreen and gentle moisturizers, reduces side effects significantly.
Yes — many clients pair peels with facials or extractions, but timing matters. Avoid aggressive resurfacing, laser, or waxing immediately before or after. Your clinician will recommend safe sequencing and pre/post-care to minimize complications and maximize results.