Chemical Peels in Burlington

At Cosmedica Aesthetics we offer chemical peels and MicroLaser peels in Burlington that work as a rejuvenating skin treatments. A chemical peel uses a special solution that exfoliates the superficial dead skin cells. A MicroLaser Peel is a more aggressive option that can remove the outermost layer of your skin, the epidermis.

At Cosmedica Aesthetics, our clients have many options for MicroLaser and chemical peels in Burlington that treat a variety of skin conditions.

• Restorative Facial Peel or Stimulator Peel: Meant lightly exfoliate dead skin and give you a glowing appearance
• Micro Laser Peel: Performed with a laser by one of our experienced nurses, this peel removes thin layers of damaged skin. The laser targets and vaporizes the dead skin cells that make you look tired and older. Like other peels, it stimulates your skin’s natural healing process to promote the growth of new, healthier cells, resulting in glowing skin!.
• Nano Laser Peel: Also performed with a laser, this peel is a gentler version of the MicroLaser Peel and requires little to no downtime. This is perfect for exfoliation and improving the appearance of fine lines and enlarged pores.

How a MicroLaser and chemical peel feels depends on a number of factors, such as the type of peel you’re receiving and the depth of the treatment. Some clients describe peels as “hot” or feeling a slight burning sensation while others describe the ZO restorative Facial Peels as cooling and relaxing. At Cosmedica Aesthetics, your comfort is important to us. We will always offer a topical anesthetic prior to treatment to ensure your pain is minimal during treatment if you are proceeding with a more aggressive option.

Because MicroLaser and chemical peels can vary in intensity, certain peels will allow you to receive them more frequently, whereas others require that you wait a bit longer between treatments before receiving another. We’ll perform light peels every 2 to 4 weeks. For our deeper peels, we recommend receiving them every 6 to 12 months.