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VI Peel

Professional chemical peel systems

VI Peel

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A professional medium-depth chemical peel family with formulas designed for concerns such as visible pigmentation, blemish-prone skin, rough texture and signs of aging.

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Designed for

  • Early and visible signs of aging
  • Sun spots and uneven-looking pigmentation
  • Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
  • Active blemishes and post-acne marks
  • Rough or uneven-looking texture

VI Peel treatments are intended to be selected and performed by trained professionals. Formula choice and aftercare depend on the client’s skin and treatment goals.

Why VI Peel

Medium depthProfessional peel family
Multiple formulasConcern-led options
All skin tonesInclusive brand positioning

VI Peel at a glance

Professional formula family

The VI Peel range includes multiple practitioner-selected formulas for different skin concerns.

Resurfacing ingredients

Official brand materials reference ingredients such as TCA, salicylic acid and vitamin C within VI Peel protocols.

Concern-led selection

Protocols may target visible pigmentation, acne concerns, texture or signs of aging.

Post-treatment support

Professional instructions and dedicated aftercare are central to the treatment experience.

Complete product guide

Choosing a VI Peel formula

VI Peel is a family of professional medium-depth chemical peels rather than one universal formula. The provider selects among concern-led options based on skin history, tone, sensitivity, treatment area and the client’s goals.

The formula family

VI Derm states that the line contains six peel formulas: five designed for the face and one for the body. The family includes options used for general renewal, visible aging, active acne, acne scarring, pigmentation and body concerns.

Official educational material references ingredients such as trichloroacetic acid, salicylic acid and vitamin C. Individual formulas differ, so the ingredients and instructions for one VI Peel should not be assumed to apply to every version.

Typical concerns

Providers may consider VI Peel protocols for sun spots, rough texture, early or advanced signs of aging, active blemishes, post-acne marks, melasma and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. The body formula extends professional resurfacing beyond the face.

Because pigment-prone skin requires careful management, formula choice, application and aftercare should be individualized rather than selected only by the name of the concern.

Treatment and peeling period

The solution is professionally applied and the client leaves with detailed instructions for the following days. Visible peeling often develops after the appointment rather than immediately. Tightness, dryness, discoloration of the solution and flaking can be normal parts of the expected sequence.

Online experiences vary widely in how much peeling is visible. That variation is not a reason to add extra exfoliation or repeat a treatment without professional advice.

Post-treatment priorities

Use the supplied or provider-approved cleanser, repair product and sunscreen exactly as directed. Avoid picking, scrubs, retinoids and other strong actives until the provider says they can be restarted.

Consistent photoprotection is important because freshly exfoliated skin can be more reactive to ultraviolet exposure.

Frequently asked questions

Which VI Peel is best?

The best formula is the one selected after a professional assessment. Different versions target different concerns and treatment areas.

When does peeling begin?

Timing varies by formula and individual response. Your provider’s written instructions should be treated as the primary guide.

Can VI Peel be used on darker skin tones?

VI Derm positions the line as suitable across skin tones, but pigment risk still makes assessment, correct formula selection and careful aftercare essential.

What is a VI Peel used for?

VI Peel formulas are used professionally for concerns such as active acne, acne scarring, sun spots, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, melasma, rough texture and visible signs of aging.

What ingredients are found in VI Peel formulas?

Ingredients vary across the range, but formulas may combine TCA, salicylic acid, retinoic acid, phenol, vitamin C and other targeted actives. Consult the official label and protocol for the exact formula.

Can VI Peel be used on areas other than the face?

Certain VI Peel protocols are used on suitable body areas. Body skin responds differently, so formula choice, preparation and aftercare must be determined by a trained provider.

How do I identify an authentic VI Peel?

Use an authorized provider or established supplier and look for sealed professional packaging with clear product and lot information. Avoid opened, decanted or relabeled solutions.

Professional information

VI Peel collection details

VI Derm presents VI Peel as a professional medium-depth peel family with options selected according to the client’s skin concerns, supported by practitioner guidance and post-treatment care.

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