Peel Season is Back! Let’s Get Glowing.

It’s Peel Season, Friends!

The weather is cooling down, and you know what that means… it’s time to get serious about our skin!

October through April is my favorite time of year for peels. Summer sun, heat, and all the fun that comes with it can leave behind uneven tone, dark spots, breakouts, and texture that just won’t quit. Now’s the time to work on all of that and get your glow back!

So, What Can a Peel Do for You?

Think brighter, smoother, more even-looking skin. Depending on your skin’s needs, a peel series can help:

Brighten and even out skin tone
Smooth texture and soften the look of fine lines
Help with breakouts and congestion
Fade the appearance of dark spots and sun damage

I’ll choose the right peel for your skin and we'll work our way up as appropriate, from gentle fruit enzyme peels to more advanced treatments with glycolic, lactic, kojic acid, and retinol blends.

For the best results, I typically recommend a series of 3–6 peels spaced about four weeks apart. Your skin will thank you!

A Little Peel News!

The Level 3 Perfection Lift Peel is getting an update! I’m excited about this one and will share all the details soon. Stay tuned!

Let’s Talk Scheduling (Because Things Are Getting Busy!)

I’m already booked into the holidays! If you have an appointment coming up and would rather switch it to a peel, just let me know. We’ll see what we can work out!

Thinking ahead to your New Year skin goals? Now is the time to book your January, February, and March peels. A series works best when we can keep you on a consistent schedule, and those appointments tend to fill up quickly.

Hoping to sneak in sooner? Reach out and I’ll add you to my cancellation waitlist!

A Few Peel Reminders

To help your skin get the most out of your treatment:

No retinol, exfoliating acids (AHA/BHA), benzoyl peroxide, scrubs, facial waxing, or topical prescriptions for 5 days before your appointment.
Avoid excess sun exposure and keep up with your daily SPF.
Depending on your peel, some flaking may start around 48 hours later and last 3–5 days. So maybe don’t plan your first peel a couple days before a big event!
Not sure where to start? Don’t worry. We’ll figure out the best plan for your skin together.

Here’s to smoother skin, a little extra glow, and making the most of peel season!

See you soon,

Emma Powis, LE
Oleander Aesthetics