VI Peels Troy NY

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

Local Businesses

Marthe A Gabey

(518) 271-0327
1 Conway Ct
Troy, NY 12180


Joseph Schwartz

(518) 274-4305
147 Hoosick St Ste F
Troy, NY 12180


Capital Eye Care

(518) 274-0657
2200 Burdett Ave Ste 102
Troy, NY 12180


Lynch Steven M Ms Facs

1-518-270-1717
2231 Burdett Avenue
Troy, NY 12180


Kalas Vladimir Pc

1-518-271-0327
147 Hoosick Street Suite G
Troy, NY 12180


Macomber W Brandon

1-518-270-1717
2231 Burdett Avenue
Troy, NY 12180


John Noonan

(518) 438-0505
2231 Burdett Ave.
Troy, NY 12180


Hong Soo Wong Pc

1-518-272-5310
1444 Massachusetts Avenue Suite 305
Troy, NY 12180


Joseph J Schwartz

(518) 274-4305
137 Hoosick St
Troy, NY 12180


Gabey Marthe A

1-518-271-0327
147 Hoosick Street Suite G
Troy, NY 12180


John Danl Noonan

518-438-0505
2231 Burdett Ave
Troy, NY 12180


John Noonan

(518) 270-1717
2231 Burdett Ave.
Troy, NY 12180


Marthe Ann Gabey

518-271-0327
147 Hoosick St Ste G
Troy, NY 12180


Hong Young S

(518) 272-5317
1444 Massachusetts Ave Ste 305
Troy, NY 12180


Elaine Zoberman Saltiel

518-272-1812
2231 Burdett Ave Ste 110
Troy, NY 12180


Schwartz, Joseph

518-274-4305
137 Hoosick St Ste F
Troy, NY 12180


Macomber Group

1-518-270-1717
2231 Burdett Avenue Suite 280
Troy, NY 12180


Joseph Jay Schwartz

518-274-4305
137 Hoosick St
Troy, NY 12180


Capital District Plastic Surgery

(518) 271-0327
1 Conway Ct
Troy, NY 12180


Macomber Scott E

(518)270-1717
2231 Burdett Avenue
Troy, NY 12180


VI Peels FAQ in Troy, NY

Does everyone peel with a VI Peel?

Most people undergoing a Vi Peel, which is a proprietary mix of several ingredients, will experience some peeling by 7 days, but there can be some variation. The fact that you feel as if your skin is “tight and rough” suggest that you have not exfoliated yet. I would suggest utilizing more moisturizer.

How many sittings are required for chemical peel?

3-4 sittings done at 2-3 weeks interval. It helps in skin rejuvenation and revitalization.

Can VI Peel burn your face?

In rare cases, sensitive individuals may experience pain, a burning or stinging sensation, swelling, or extreme redness after the VI Peel. If this occurs, you should wash your face with a mild cleanser and cool water. Use of the Post peel moisturizer (included) will soothe redness or irritation.

Will VI Peel remove dark spots?

A Vi Peel can dramatically lessen the appearance of dark spots, age spots, sunspots and sun-damaged skin. Even if you have found the removal of these kinds of hyperpigmentation conditions a problem in the past, the Vi Peel will work wonders.

Do chemical peels damage your skin?

Failing to follow post-peel instructions can result in lasting skin damage. In rare cases these treatments can cause infection and damages to skin. These problems can include itching, scarring, age spots, etc.

Why do my wrinkles look worse after chemical peel?

Answer: Chemical peels don’t cause wrinkles. The more you peel your skin, the better it looks but sometimes the swelling from a peel can distort the creases or skin for the 1st 3-4 months so be patient. The end results from peels are usually seen 3-4 months later as it tightens skin and builds collagen up with time.

Do chemical peels reverse aging?

Chemical peels improve the appearance of aging skin by using a chemical solution to remove the outer layer of old skin. The new skin that replaces it is usually smoother and less wrinkled in appearance.

Will my face be red after a VI Peel?

You are likely to experience some mild redness, skin flaking, and irritation from a light chemical peel for a few days. Recovery is rapid, and after repeated treatments, these side effects will likely subside.

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 I avoid after VI Peel?

Do not wash, touch, or apply make-up and/or sunscreen for at least 4 – 6 hours while peel is on the skin. APPLY NOTHING. If you have excessive itching or irritation prior to this time period, you may wash the treated area with a mild cleanser and water. DO NOT rub with anything harsh such as a sponge or a washcloth.

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.

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.

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.

How many chemical peels does it take to get rid of wrinkles?

You can wear makeup immediately after treatment or the next day. Additional peels may be repeated every two to five weeks until you achieve your desired results. Typically three to five peels are needed to achieve your goal.

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.