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VI Peels are considered medium depth peels and provide great results when done correctly. However, it is not recommended to receive any type of chemical peel while nursing or pregnant. It is better to wait until you are no longer breastfeeding.
there really is no restriction in my opinion. I personally like lightening and exfoliation peels better like emeragecosmetics ENLIGHTEN or COSMELAN and to maintain with EMERAGESKIN AERIFY more than vi peels or inflammatory peels. Best, Dr. Emer.
It is usually not recommended to use any type of salicylic or glycolic acid ingredients while pregnant or breastfeeding due to limited research. Most facilities will not perform majority of cosmetic procedures or pregnant or breast feeding mothers for this reason. It is best to consult with your doctor regarding this before making a decision.
Hello and thank you for your question. I would advise not doing any chemical peels while pregnant. Peels containing high concentrations of salicylic acid and TCA are not recommended for use in pregnancy but can be used safely when breastfeeding. I would consult with your pediatrician/ob before applying to be the safe. Hope this helps and congratulations!
Hi Enthusiastic457167, A few different things can affect your peel outcome. Firstly, you may not be using an authentic solution as it's only available to licensed professionals. Second, skin preparation is an integral part of peel application. If your skin is not thoroughly cleansed and...
Hi and thank you for your question and pictures. It would be best to do a follow up with your provider for an assessment to determine if what you are experiencing is indeed PHI or other post-treatment reactions and skin shedding that might normally happen following the peel. If this is indeed...
Your skin could be reacting to other skin care products you are using, not tolerating the peel, or there could be something else going on -- best course of action would be to go see a dermatologist.