Medical-Grade Chemical Peels

Medical-grade chemical peels including the V.I. Peel Precision Plus, Illuminize Peel by SkinMedica, Perfect Derma Peel, and BioRePeel — ranging from $250 to $350 per session. Addresses pigmentation, fine lines, uneven skin tone, acne, and dullness. Sessions run approximately 30 minutes. Peel depth varies by formulation; some peels have minimal downtime while others may involve 5–7 days of peeling.

Ethos Aesthetics + Wellness offers four medical-grade chemical peel options at its New Jersey locations, each formulated for distinct skin concerns and recovery tolerance. The V.I. Peel Precision Plus ($350) is a medium-depth formulation combining trichloroacetic acid (TCA), phenol, salicylic acid, retinoic acid, and vitamin C designed specifically for more stubborn pigmentation conditions including melasma and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation; it uses a patented BOOST blend to enhance penetration and reduce treatment discomfort, with 5–7 days of progressive peeling as the skin sheds. The Illuminize Peel by SkinMedica ($350) is a superficial-to-medium peel blending malic, mandelic, and citric acids with phytic acid and salicylic acid for brightening and even tone improvement with minimal downtime, suited for first-time peel patients or those maintaining results. The Perfect Derma Peel ($325) is a TCA, kojic acid, retinoic acid, and salicylic acid combination peel that targets fine lines, wrinkles, acne, and hyperpigmentation with a self-neutralising mechanism; patients typically experience 3–7 days of visible peeling. The BioRePeel ($250) is a bi-phase TCA peel with a 35% TCA base paired with amino acids, vitamins, and GABA — a formulation that may reduce the irritation typically associated with high-concentration TCA — providing a resurfacing effect with less downtime than traditional TCA peels and making it suitable for monthly maintenance sessions. All four peels are applied in a 30-minute clinic session; post-peel care instructions including broad-spectrum SPF and avoidance of exfoliants are provided to support healing and maximise results. The treating provider selects the appropriate peel formulation based on skin type, Fitzpatrick classification, and primary concern at consultation.