How Much Does a Chemical Peel Cost?

Hi there-
The cost of a chemical peel is determined by the type of peel you are having done.
For example, in our practice a glycolic peel is $75 and our Lactic peel is $65.00 per treatment.
We offer a stronger peel called the VI peel that is $300 per treatment.
Package pricing for all our peels is also available since typically a series of treatments is required to achieve optimal results.
Package prices will usually lower the cost of each peel since you are paying for multiple treatments at one time.
The cost of your chemical peel treatment will vary depending on the areas you are having treated as well.
The cost of $75 for a glycolic peel includes treatment of the face, neck and decollete. If you are wanting to treat your arms and hands as well this would be considered a separate treatment for another charge of $75 due to the additional solution that would be used.

There are several factors that determine the cost of a chemical peel. The most significant difference in cost is related to the type of chemical peel that is being performed. Superficial peels such as those containing salicylic acid or glycolic acid are typically much cheaper than the stronger medium- and deep-depth chemical peels, like the TCA peel and the phenol-croton oil peel. These stronger peels are often performed under anesthesia, which contributes an added cost, and may take more time to perform and manage after the procedure is complete. However, the results of these stronger peels are usually permanent, whereas a more superficial peel may require several repeat treatments to achieve an adequate result. The severity of the skin issues to be treated, such as the deepness of the wrinkles or the amount of pigmentation changes, will be factors in determining which treatment is right for you. I recommend that you schedule a consultation with a board-certified physician who specializes in facial skin care and can evaluate your particular concerns to recommend the treatment that is most effective for you within your proposed budget. Remember, when it comes to your face, cost is a consideration, but the most important thing is that you find someone who will provide you with safe and effective treatment!

Peels come in all strengths. The cost will depend on the type of peel and
who will perform it. For example, peels
performed under a general anesthetic by a Plastic Surgeon will be more costly
than a peel performed by a medical aesthetician. It also depends on the areas
being treated, as certain acids can be applied on specific areas and others should
be applied on the face. The price can
range from $100 to $2000.

In my opinion chemical peels can be one of the best treatments for hyperpigmentation, acne, acne scars, oily prone
skin, fine lines, large pores, uneven skin texture and tone. I’d recommend a medical consultation to find
the right peel for you.