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Chemical Peels

Dr. Kiran Bath, MD and Dr. Preety Multani, MD built The Infinity Glow around a straightforward idea: great skincare should never feel intimidating. As board-certified neurologists who practice on-site, they bring a level of medical precision and thoughtful oversight that shapes every treatment offered within the practice.

Chemical peels are one of the most requested services at The Infinity Glow and are performed by Sarah Comerford, Licensed Esthetician, certified acne specialist, and esthetics educator. Known for her expertise in advanced peel protocols, Sarah carefully selects and customizes each treatment based on your skin type, tone, and goals. Every peel is designed with one clear objective: to support healthier, clearer skin while maintaining the natural integrity of your complexion.

Within this collaborative, physician-guided environment, clients can feel confident that their skin is being cared for with both clinical insight and specialized esthetic expertise.

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Skin Concerns Chemical Peels Address

Chemical peels are often one of the most misunderstood treatments in skincare. Many people associate them with dramatic peeling or harsh results, but modern formulations are designed to work much more thoughtfully with the skin. When properly selected and customized, chemical peels can safely address several skin concerns at once while supporting healthier skin over time.

For clients dealing with acne or persistent breakouts, peels help clear congested pores and reduce the buildup that contributes to inflammation. The controlled increase in cellular turnover also helps fade post-acne marks and uneven pigmentation, gradually restoring a more balanced complexion.

Hyperpigmentation—whether caused by sun exposure, hormonal shifts, or past inflammation—is one of the most common concerns chemical peels are used to treat. Depending on the formulation and depth, peels can target both surface-level discoloration and deeper pigment conditions such as melasma. At the same time, they help refine skin texture by smoothing rough patches, minimizing the appearance of pores, and softening early fine lines.

Rather than being an aggressive treatment, modern chemical peels work with the skin’s natural renewal process. The result is skin that appears clearer, feels smoother, and functions more effectively as a healthy protective barrier.

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Chemical Peel Considerations

Before committing to a chemical peel, it helps to understand how they differ from one another and what factors influence which treatment is right for you. The four points below cover what most clients want to know before booking.

Recovery Expectations

Recovery varies depending on the depth of your peel. Light peels typically cause minor redness or flaking that resolves within a few days, and most people return to their normal routine right away. Medium and advanced peels involve more noticeable peeling and sensitivity that can last anywhere from five to ten days, during which sun protection and gentle skincare are non-negotiable.

Who Should Avoid Peels

Chemical peels are not recommended for everyone. People who are pregnant or breastfeeding, currently using retinoids or certain acne medications, or have active cold sores or open skin lesions should hold off until those conditions are resolved. Anyone with a compromised skin barrier or a history of keloid scarring should also discuss their options with a physician before proceeding.

Seasonal Recommendations

Timing your peel strategically can make a real difference in your results. Fall and winter are generally the best seasons for chemical peel treatments because sun exposure is lower, which reduces the risk of post-peel hyperpigmentation and allows for safer healing. If you do get a peel during warmer months, consistent daily sunscreen use is essential, as sun exposure on freshly treated skin can undo your results quickly.

Chemical Peels by Depth and Skin Concern

From brightening and acne control to advanced pigmentation correction, The Infinity Glow offers a full spectrum of chemical peel treatments tailored to your unique skin needs. Each option is rooted in clinical expertise and guided by a genuine commitment to your skin’s long-term health.

Light Peels

Brightening

A brightening light peel is ideal if your skin looks dull, uneven, or tired, even when you’re well-rested. This gentle treatment targets surface-level discoloration and encourages fresh cell turnover to reveal a more radiant, even complexion. It’s a great starting point for first-time peel clients or anyone looking for a low-downtime refresh.

Acne-Focused

If breakouts are your primary concern, an acne-focused light peel can make a meaningful difference in how your skin looks and feels. These peels help clear congested pores, reduce active breakouts, and minimize post-acne marks over time. Regular treatments can significantly reduce the frequency and severity of future breakouts without stripping or over-drying your skin.

Medium Peels

Pigmentation Correction

A medium-depth peel targeting pigmentation goes beyond the surface to address stubborn discoloration caused by sun damage, hormonal changes, or post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. These treatments penetrate deeper layers of the skin to break up excess melanin and promote a more uniform tone. You’ll typically see more noticeable results compared to light peels, with a short recovery period that’s well worth the outcome.

Texture Improvement

If rough patches, enlarged pores, or uneven skin texture are your main frustrations, a medium peel focused on texture refinement can help smooth and resurface the skin more effectively than topical products alone. By encouraging the shedding of damaged surface layers, these treatments reveal softer, more refined skin underneath. With a customized approach, your peel is adjusted to your skin’s tolerance and specific texture concerns.

Deep Peels

Acne Scar Revision

Deep chemical peels are designed to address more advanced concerns, including stubborn acne scarring that sits deeper within the skin. By penetrating further into the dermis, these treatments stimulate significant cellular turnover and encourage the skin to rebuild itself more evenly. Over time, this process helps soften the appearance of pitted or textured scars, allowing the skin to appear smoother and more refined.

Wrinkles and Skin Laxity

For deeper lines and early signs of skin laxity, deep peels offer a more intensive form of resurfacing. By reaching deeper layers of the skin, they stimulate collagen remodeling and encourage the renewal of healthier, stronger skin cells. This helps improve the appearance of wrinkles, firm the skin slightly, and restore a smoother, more youthful texture. Because these treatments are more advanced, they are carefully selected and customized to ensure the skin can safely benefit from deeper rejuvenation.

Our Chemical Peel Process

Starting With a Full Skin Assessment

Before any treatment is recommended, your physician conducts a thorough assessment of your skin, evaluating your Fitzpatrick type, active concerns, skin history, and any products or medications you’re currently using. This isn’t a brief check-in; it’s a detailed look at what your skin actually needs.

Matching the Right Peel to Your Skin

Once your assessment is complete, your physician selects a peel that fits your skin type, concern, and tolerance, not just the most popular option on the menu. The depth, formulation, and timing are all considered before a single product is chosen. You’ll leave this step knowing exactly which peel you’re getting, what it targets, and what kind of results to expect from it.

The Day of Your Chemical Peel Treatment

On treatment day, your skin is thoroughly cleansed and prepped before the peel solution is applied with precision. Your provider monitors the entire process in real time, adjusting as needed based on how your skin responds. There’s no delegation and no guesswork; the same provider who assessed your skin is the one performing your treatment, start to finish.

Post-Peel Guidance That Actually Makes a Difference

What you do after your peel has a direct impact on your results. You’ll receive clear, specific instructions on how to cleanse, moisturize, and protect your skin during the recovery window, including which ingredients and activities to avoid. Skipping or shortcutting aftercare is one of the most common reasons peel results fall short, so this step is treated with the same level of attention as the treatment itself.

Tracking Your Skin’s Response Over Time

A follow-up appointment gives your provider the chance to see how your skin healed, assess the results, and determine what comes next. If your skin responded well, your plan may advance to a deeper peel or a maintenance schedule. If adjustments are needed, they’re made before your next session, so every treatment builds meaningfully on the last.

Why Choose Us

There’s a reason clients at The Infinity Glow never feel like they’re being passed from one provider to another without context. Dr. Bath and Dr. Multani personally oversee the medical side of each client’s care, conducting consultations, reviewing health history, and helping guide the overall treatment plan. This physician-led approach ensures that every recommendation is grounded in a deep understanding of both facial anatomy and skin health.

Chemical peels themselves are performed by Sarah Comerford, the practice’s licensed esthetician, certified acne specialist, and esthetics educator. With extensive experience in advanced peel protocols, Sarah carefully selects and customizes each treatment based on the client’s skin type, tone, and specific concerns. Her expertise allows peels to be delivered with precision while keeping the skin barrier supported and healthy.

This collaborative model means clients benefit from both medical oversight and specialized esthetic expertise within the same visit. The team also prioritizes education at every step—not as a formality, but as a core part of the experience. When you understand what’s happening with your skin and why, you can make more confident decisions about your care and achieve results that truly last.

At The Infinity Glow, you’re never treated as just another appointment. You’re treated as someone who understands their skin—and with the right guidance, can help it thrive.

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Find Out Which Peel Your Skin Actually Needs!

Most people have tried products, followed routines, and still felt like something was missing. A chemical peel performed with expertise—and guided by practitioners who take the time to truly understand your skin—can change that.

At The Infinity Glow, Dr. Kiran Bath, MD and Dr. Preety Multani, MD personally oversee your consultation and treatment plan, ensuring every recommendation is medically thoughtful and tailored to your needs. Your chemical peel is then carefully performed by Sarah Comerford, Licensed Esthetician and certified acne specialist, whose expertise in advanced peel protocols allows each treatment to be customized with precision.

This collaborative approach brings together physician oversight and specialized skin expertise, creating an experience where nothing is rushed and every detail is considered.

To book your consultation or learn more about what chemical peels can do for your skin, the team is available at 714.604.4569, ready when you are.

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FAQs

How much is a chemical peel?

Chemical peel costs typically range from $150 to $200 for light peels, while medium and advanced treatments can run between $300 and $500 or more depending on the provider and formulation used. Multi-session programs are priced differently and often offer better long-term value. During your consultation, your physician will recommend a treatment tier that fits both your skin goals and your budget.

What does a chemical peel do?

A chemical peel applies a controlled acid solution to the skin, removing damaged outer layers and prompting the growth of fresh, healthy cells underneath. This process improves texture, fades discoloration, clears congested pores, and reduces the appearance of fine lines. Results vary based on peel depth, but most people notice a visible improvement in skin clarity and evenness after even a single treatment.

Are chemical peels safe?

Yes, chemical peels are considered safe when properly selected and performed by a qualified professional. They are effective across all Fitzpatrick skin types when the correct formulation and depth are used. The key to a safe peel is a thorough skin assessment beforehand, which is why having a physician evaluate your skin before treatment matters.

Do chemical peels hurt?

Most people experience a mild tingling or warming sensation during a chemical peel, which typically subsides within a few minutes. Deeper peels may cause more noticeable sensitivity, but discomfort is generally manageable and brief. Your provider will monitor your skin’s response throughout the treatment and can adjust the process to keep you as comfortable as possible.

How long does a chemical peel take?

A chemical peel appointment typically takes between 30 and 60 minutes from start to finish. Light peels tend to be quicker, while medium and advanced treatments may require additional prep and monitoring time. Most people are able to return to their normal routine the same day, depending on the depth of the peel and their skin’s response.

How much downtime should I expect?

Downtime depends on the depth and strength of the peel selected for your skin. Some treatments produce little to no visible peeling, while others may lead to light flaking or sheet peeling for several days as the skin renews itself. Your provider will discuss what to expect beforehand so you can plan accordingly.

How should I prepare for a chemical peel?

Preparing your skin properly helps ensure the best results. In the days leading up to your appointment, you may be advised to avoid strong exfoliants, retinoids, waxing, or other treatments that could increase skin sensitivity. During your consultation, the team will review your skincare routine and provide specific guidance tailored to your skin.

What does post-treatment care involve?

After a chemical peel, the skin is in a renewal phase and should be treated gently. Clients are typically advised to keep the skin well hydrated, avoid picking or peeling flaking skin, and wear broad-spectrum sunscreen daily. Depending on the depth of the peel, you may also be given specific post-care products to support healing and maintain results.

Can chemical peels be done year-round?

Yes, chemical peels can be performed throughout the year when the correct formulation and post-care precautions are followed. Sun protection becomes especially important after treatment, as newly revealed skin can be more sensitive to UV exposure. With proper guidance, peels can safely remain part of a year-round skincare plan.

How long until I see results from a chemical peel?

Many clients notice their skin looking brighter and more even within about a week as fresh skin cells surface. That said, the most meaningful improvements—especially for acne, pigmentation, or texture—develop with consistency. For this reason, packages of three treatments are often recommended, as a series allows the skin to gradually renew and produce more noticeable, lasting results.

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