VI Peel Portfolio

VI Peel, Purity Peel, Precision Booster Peel, and VI Peel Body

Vi Peel is a professional skincare brand offering advanced chemical peels designed for both facial and body treatments. Their portfolio includes a variety of specialized products tailored to address different skin concerns and needs, providing both superficial and deeper exfoliation. The range focuses on enhancing skin appearance, texture, and overall health by stimulating collagen production and promoting cellular turnover.

VI FACE PEELS

These peels utilize a combination of TCA (Trichloroacetic Acid), retinoids, salicylic acid, and other active ingredients. The treatment helps exfoliate the skin’s surface, improving skin texture, reducing wrinkles, and addressing hyperpigmentation and acne scars.

There is a specific peel for acne-prone skin, the Purity with precision + peptides, which is excellent for treating both adolescent and adult acne. The standard VI Peel, VI with precision + peptides, is used to treat most skin types and provides great visible results.

In addition to the existing Lighten and Brighten Boosters, the peel now includes Hexylresorcinol, a tyrosinase inhibitor often shown to outperform even hydroquinone in pigment reduction.

This latest iteration adds smart peptides designed to:

• Calm inflammation
• Boost collagen and elastin repair
• Restore skin function at a deeper biological level

It’s also formulated with a retinoid accelerator to enhance cell turnover while peptides support recovery.

The newly designed peels are intended to go beyond pigmentation correction, tackling texture damage and inflammation while restoring skin function from within—not just superficially exfoliating. With peptides supporting healing and structural repair, it aims to promote long-term resilience.

Results can be seen within a few treatments, and the process involves some downtime with several days of peeling to improve skin tone, texture, and clarity to the skin, while helping with overall skin rejuvenation.

VI BODY PEEL

The VI Peel Body is specifically formulated for use on the body, where the skin is much thicker than on the face. VI Peel Body is effective on body acne (backne), scars, stretch marks, and hyperpigmentation on various body areas, including the décolleté, arms, legs, back, buttocks, underarms, and bikini areas for all skin types and tones. They use a similar blend of exfoliating acids to reduce pigmentation, smooth rough texture, and rejuvenate the skin. Results may take a few weeks to appear, with peeling generally lasting several days.

WiQo™ PRX® Derm Perfexion®

The Perfexion® is in a class of its own. Technically, a no-peel, no-downtime biorevitalization treatment, it combines 33% TCA with hydrogen peroxide and kojic acid, allowing it to deeply stimulate the dermis without disrupting the surface of the skin. This innovative formulation means:

• No visible peeling
• No photosensitivity (can be used year-round)
• No downtime

It is ideal for:

• Lifting and tightening
• Reducing fine lines and laxity
• Treating scars and stretch marks
• Enhancing glow and skin texture

Perfexion® is especially popular among patients who want results without the downtime associated with traditional peels.

WHAT HAPPENS BEFORE A PROFESSIONAL PEEL?

At the time of your consultation, one of our expert skincare specialists will determine the best suite of skincare products optimized for your unique skin care needs. These products will help to optimize the skin prior to treatment. Continued use after treatment will facilitate long-lasting results.

HOW ARE PROFESSIONAL PEELS PERFORMED?

The skin will be thoroughly cleansed to remove any oil or impurities before applying the peel. After cleansing the skin, a prep solution may be applied, depending on the peel, to balance the pH or enhance the penetration of the peeling agent. Sensitive areas, like the lip area, are protected with a barrier balm. The peel solution is then applied and allowed to sit for 5 to 15 minutes. The exact amount of time the peel is left in place is dependent upon the condition of the skin, any sensitivities and the exact product being used. Once the desired time is reached, with close monitoring, the solution may be neutralized or left on the skin if a self-neutralizing peel is used. After the peel is removed or neutralized, soothing creams, serums, or masks may be applied to calm the skin. This helps reduce redness and any irritation. A hydrating moisturizer will typically be applied to keep the skin hydrated and protected. Since your skin will be more sensitive to the sun after a peel, the practitioner will apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen to protect the newly exposed skin from sun damage.

WHAT ARE THE SIDE EFFECTS OF A PROFESSIONAL PEEL?

The side effects of a professional chemical peel can vary depending on the type of peel (superficial, medium-depth, or deep), your skin type, and adherence to aftercare instructions. While many side effects are temporary and resolve on their own, some may require more attention. During the actual peel, some tingling, stinging, or mild burning sensations are very common. Patients may expect mild redness similar to a mild sunburn, mild swelling, and tenderness of the skin for several days. There may also be mild discoloration, light crusting, and peeling, which subsides in a few days. Each peel is unique, and the expected recovery will be discussed in detail at the time of your consultation.

ARE THERE ANY RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH A PEEL?

Yes, while professional chemical peels are generally safe when performed by trained and experienced professionals, there are some risks and potential side effects to be aware of. The risks often depend on the type of peel (superficial, medium, or deep), your skin type, and how well you follow aftercare instructions. The detailed risks associated with each peel will be discussed further with your provider.

Those with extremely sensitive skin may not be good candidates for certain peels. This will be apparent after a trial period with home-use products. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should not undergo a peel, as the acid could be absorbed into the bloodstream. Peels should not be used for approximately three months after any facial surgery. Patients with skin irritation, wounds, or open sores should avoid peels until these have completely healed.