How the peel works
The Pigment Lift uses a 15% trichloroacetic acid (TCA) solution combined with natural tyrosinase inhibitors and antioxidants (vitamin E and retinyl palmitate). Applied in a controlled clinical setting, this combination promotes a regulated exfoliation process that targets pigment irregularities as well as signs commonly associated with wrinkles and acne without claiming guaranteed outcomes.
Application is professional and depth-controlled to manage skin response; the formulation is described as colorblind, making it appropriate to consider across Fitzpatrick skin types. The procedure’s safety and predictability rely on careful layering and monitoring by your clinician rather than on a single aggressive pass.
Client selection and preparation
This service is FOR CURRENT CLIENTS ONLY. Skin must be prepped with an appropriate skincare routine before treatment, and the peel should be worked up to over previous sessions—this is not suitable for first-time peel clients. Your provider will confirm your readiness during a pre-treatment assessment and review your existing regimen.
Fort Lauderdale clients often coordinate peels around beach days, boating, travel, and office schedules. Because strict sun-avoidance is required after treatment, bookings concentrate in lower-UV months; plan appointments when you can minimize sun exposure and follow instructions precisely to protect outcomes.
Aftercare and recovery expectations
Expect a controlled course of exfoliation following the peel; adherence to aftercare instructions is essential. Strict sun avoidance and consistent use of high‑quality sun protection are necessary while skin is re-establishing barrier function. Failure to follow aftercare can increase complications and influence the aesthetic result.
Final outcomes are shaped by proper preparation, progressive treatment planning, and post-peel care. Clients from Fort Lauderdale and nearby neighborhoods schedule thoughtfully — using proximity to Harbor Shops and the 17th Street Causeway to arrange appointments around commuting or travel that might conflict with recovery and sun avoidance.
