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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about PCA Sensi Peel.
Yes. PCA Sensi Peel is formulated as a gentle TCA solution suitable for sensitive skin. At Mixed Esthetics our clinicians assess skin history and customize strength and preconditioning to minimize irritation, ensuring a safe, comfortable treatment and predictable results.
Most clients benefit from a series of three to six peels, spaced three to four weeks apart, to build cumulative improvement. Your provider will tailor frequency and number based on skin concerns, sensitivity, and response to achieve optimal results.
Recovery is usually mild — brief redness and tightness immediately, with light flaking or peeling over three to seven days. Deeper reactions are uncommon. Follow post-peel care and sunscreen guidance to support healing and prevent pigmentary issues.
Yes. The peel helps reduce hyperpigmentation and evens tone by promoting controlled exfoliation and pigment dispersion. Combining with targeted homecare and multiple treatments enhances fading of sun spots, melasma, and uneven discoloration safely.
Common side effects are temporary redness, tightness, and light peeling for several days; rare issues include prolonged irritation or pigment changes. Proper pre-treatment evaluation and strict sun protection dramatically reduce risks. Contact us if you experience unusual pain or persistent discoloration.
Yes. Avoid excessive sun exposure and tanning at least two weeks before and during the healing period after treatment. Apply broad-spectrum SPF daily, wear protective clothing, and follow our aftercare instructions to minimize risk of irritation and post-inflammatory pigmentation.