VI Peels Miller Place NY

Find top doctors who perform VI Peels in Miller Place, NY. Whether you’re seeking treatment or looking to schedule a preventative screening, we can connect you with the best dermatologists near you in Miller Place, NY.

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Lisa Mahoney

(631) 821-9200
565 Route 25A Unit 4
Miller Place, NY 11764


Lawrence Martin Lieblich

(631) 821-4789
595 Route 25A – Suite 19
Miller Place, NY 11764


Lisa R Mahoney

(631) 821-9200
565 Route 25A Unit 4
Miller Place, NY 11764


Lisa Mahoney

631-821-9200
565 Route 25A # 4
Miller Place, NY 11764


Lawrence Lieblich

(631) 821-4789
595 Route 25A Ste 19
Miller Place, NY 11764


VI Peels FAQ in Miller Place, NY

Are VI peels painful?

The VI Peel is almost painless, and requires of the skin pre conditioning required by those peels when used on skin types 4 to 6. In addition, the VI peel has very few of the complications and hazards that usually come with those peels.

Is a VI peel painful?

Just went for my sixth VI Precision Peel after a break of 18 months. I remember it was almost painless for the past five sessions. But this 6th attempt was rather painful. I’d felt my left face burning right from the instance the peel was applied onto my face.

Can a VI Peel be applied under eyes?

The Vi Peel is effective for both the face and body, and is the only peel judged to be safe for use under and around the eye area.

Why does my skin look wrinkly after a chemical peel?

The likely reason that the skin does not yet look normal after your peel is that you only had your peel 4 days prior–you are still peeling. The Vitalize peel is a modified Jessner’s peel which can cause much more peeling than say a glycolic acid or salicylic acid peel. Continue to moisturize regularly.

How long do skin peel results last?

A light, or superficial, peel produces results that usually last between one and two months. A medium peel’s results will last between two and six months, and the results of a deep peel last forever.

How deep does VI Peel go?

VI Peels are safe for all skin types, it has a numbing agent, so it is virtually pain free and offers minimal down time. On average, one can expect flaking to peeling starting at day 3 through day 7 after treatment. The VI can range from a light to medium depth peel depending on technique and application used.

What should I avoid before VI peel?

Don’t exfoliate. Since a chemical peel is an in-depth exfoliation, it’s important that you don’t exfoliate for at least 1 week before your appointment. Refrain from using make-up. Avoid the sun. Stay hydrated.

What naturally tightens facial skin?

Banana. Bananas are rich in potassium, vitamins, and natural oils. Cucumber. Cucumber helps retain elastin and hyaluronic acid which are necessary to maintain firm skin. Pineapple. Aloe Vera. Coffee grounds scrub. Honey.

How often should you get a VI Peel?

How Often Should You Get a VI Peel? We recommend you wait for at least four to six weeks between treatments to see continuous results. After your treatment, you can expect some temporary swelling and redness that should fade within two to three days, with optimal results shown in four to six weeks.

How many vi peels do I need to see results?

For optimal results, generally a series of 3-4 VI Peel treatments are needed, however, many patients will see significant results with just one treatment. Peeling typically lasts 7 days and results are generally seen within a week once peeling has subsided.

What is better than chemical peel?

Laser treatments are superior to chemical peels in how controllable and precise it is. It’s easier to just target an acne scar or a few spots on the skin with a laser. The laser is also better for deep collagen remodeling. If you are trying to address wrinkles or sagging skin, lasers will be a better option.

Which is better for wrinkles microdermabrasion or chemical peel?

For deeper wrinkles, a medium or deep chemical peel is the best option. For rough skin caused by sun damage, microdermabrasion or a light chemical peel will work. If you have severe damage or are at risk of melasma, medium or deep chemical peels are better suited.