The VI Peel is a medical-grade chemical peel designed to dramatically improve skin clarity, tone, and texture with minimal downtime. At Rosederm Clinic, we use the VI Peel to renew and refine the skin revealing a smoother, brighter, more youthful complexion through a treatment experience that feels elevated, precise, and results-driven.
What is the VI Peel?
The VI Peel is a medium-depth, multi-ingredient chemical peel that safely exfoliates the skin and stimulates new collagen production. It contains a synergistic blend of TCA, retinoic acid, salicylic acid, phenol, and vitamin C, allowing it to treat multiple concerns at once. Unlike traditional peels that may be harsh or unpredictable, the VI Peel is formulated to deliver consistent improvement while remaining gentle enough for a wide range of skin types, including sensitive or acne-prone skin.
What Does VI Peel Treat?
The VI Peel effectively targets:
It is an excellent option for clients seeking noticeable results without extensive downtime.
Your Treatment Experience
Your treatment begins with a personalized skin assessment to determine the best VI Peel formulation for your needs. The peel is then applied in layered passes; most clients feel mild tingling or warmth that quickly subsides.
The process is quick, comfortable, and requires no anesthesia or numbing. After application, the peel stays on the skin for several hours and is then washed off at home as directed. You will receive a detailed aftercare kit, complete with soothing products and instructions, to support the post-peel process and maximize your results.
What To Expect
Peeling typically begins around day 2–3 and continues for approximately 5–6 days. Shedding is usually light to moderate, revealing fresh, refined skin underneath. During the peel process, you may experience:
Following the aftercare instructions is essential to ensure a smooth recovery and optimal outcomes.
Results & Longevity
Most clients notice brighter, clearer, more even skin after just one VI Peel. For deeper concerns such as acne scarring, melasma, or more significant photodamage, a series of 3–6 peels spaced about 4–6 weeks apart is often recommended. Results are long-lasting with proper skincare, sun protection, and maintenance treatments as needed.
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