Chemical Peel Seattle

Chemical Peel works best for anyone with small, benign skin concerns such as broken capillaries (spider veins), skin tags, sebaceous hyperplasia, cherry angiomas, actinic keratosis, or xanthelasma.
Because it’s an exact, non‑invasive procedure, it’s suitable for most healthy adults who want to remove these issues. If you have any active skin infections or certain medical conditions, we will review your health history with you to ensure the safety and efficacy of having Chemical Peel treatments.

Many patients see significant improvement in just one treatment, especially for smaller lesions like cherry angiomas or skin tags. For larger areas, such as clusters of broken capillaries or actinic keratoses, 2–3 sessions spaced a few weeks apart may yield the best results. Our expert will assess your skin during a consultation and tailor a session plan to your needs.

A typical Chemical Peel appointment lasts around 15–30 minutes, depending on the number and size of the treated area. Because the probe is tiny and highly focused, each area is treated within seconds. You can expect a quick procedure with virtually no downtime.

Yes—Chemical Peel permanently destroys the targeted tissue (for example, a skin tag or broken capillary) by dehydrating it at a microscopic level. Once the treated lesion has healed and the body naturally clears the tiny remnants, it does not typically recur in that exact spot. However, new lesions of the same type (e.g., new spider veins or skin tags) can develop elsewhere over time, so some patients return periodically for maintenance.

Absolutely. It uses a low‑level current delivered through a fine probe on the skin’s surface.

When performed by trained professionals, adverse effects are minimal. You may experience only a tiny pinpoint of heat or a slight tingling, and most people resume their normal activities immediately afterward. Our experts will review after‑care steps to ensure optimal healing and comfort.