VI Peels Somerset NJ

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

Local Businesses

Amy S Pappert

(732) 235-7765
1 Worlds Fair Dr – Suite 2400
Somerset, NJ 08873


Victor Lewis Silverstein

732-246-1112
1303 State Route 27
Somerset, NJ 08873


Penelope Jucowics Cohen

(732) 220-1222
1527 State Route 27 # 2800
Somerset, NJ 08875


Otolaryngology Assoc-Central

(732) 873-6863
37 Clyde Rd Ste 103
Somerset, NJ 08873


Babar K Rao

(732) 235-7993
1 Worlds Fair Dr – STE 2400, RWJUMG
Somerset, NJ 08873


Richard S Berger

(732) 297-8866
1543 State Highway 27 – Suite 31
Somerset, NJ 08873


Wanda Patterson

64 Suydam Rd
Somerset, NJ 08873


Angrist Richard C

(732) 246-1050
1527 State Route 27 Ste 2600
Somerset, NJ 08875


Princeton Eye Group

(732) 565-9550
900 Easton Ave Ste 50
Somerset, NJ 08873


Dermcare For Women

(732) 828-2600
516 Easton Ave
Somerset, NJ 08873


Silverstein, Victor L – Center For Family Dermatology

(732) 246-1112
1303 Rt-27
Somerset, NJ 08873


Dr.Amy Pappert

(732) 235-7765
1 Worlds Fair Drive
Somerset, NJ 08873


Rosenbaum, Jeffrey – Otolaryngology Assoc-Central

(908) 431-1992
37 Clyde Rd # 103
Somerset, NJ 08875


David A Wrone

(732) 297-8866
1543 State Highway 27 – Suite 31
Somerset, NJ 08873


VI Peels FAQ in Somerset, NJ

How many times do you have to do a chemical peel to see results?

Most patients require about 4 to 6 light peels, spaced 1 to 2 months apart, to achieve desired results. The time between the peels allows skin cells to renew and turn over, with each subsequent peel exfoliating cells and treating new cells just beneath the skin surface.

How can I speed up my peeling after a chemical peel?

Answer: Recovery after a chemical peel Unfortunately, there is no magic wand that will speed up the healing and peeling process after a chemical peel. I recommend you follow the instructions you received on gently cleansing your skin and keeping it hydrated as it recovers from the treatment.

How long does it take for your skin to peel after a chemical peel?

The peeling may take anywhere from 7-10 days on average or longer depending on internal and external factors such as skin type, age, weather, lifestyle, and hormones. Slight redness and skin sensitivity and flaking can occur as your treatment eliminates dead surface skin cells.

How long is your face red after a VI Peel?

After the peel you will experience mild to moderate peeling and redness on your journey to revealing fresh, glowing skin. Redness typically lasts 2 days. Peeling typically begins 24-48 hours after application and may last for up to a week.

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.

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.

Which VI Peel is the strongest?

VI Peel Advanced is 30% stronger than Basic, for mature skin, to help enhance collagen stimulation, address wrinkles and fine lines. Blended peel that can simultaneously address multiple skin conditions. VI Peel Precision Plus addresses skin discoloration.

Is VI Peel considered a deep peel?

The VI Peel is a dermatologist-designed chemical peel designed to remove the top layers of the skin over the course of several days. It is considered to be a medium grade peel and can only be performed by a licensed esthetician or medical provider.

Will a chemical peel remove deep wrinkles?

You’re typically a good candidate if you have lighter skin. If you have darker skin, you can still benefit from a chemical peel, but it may cause discoloration and uneven pigmentation after the treatment. The chemical peel also doesn’t help with skin sags, severe wrinkles, or deeper scars.

What should you not do before a 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.