Your retinol may be a familiar part of your evening routine. However, when you book a VI Peel treatment, that routine needs a review. Which products should you pause? What belongs in your recovery routine? And when can you restart your usual skincare? The best starting point is a written plan based on your products,…
Melasma can cause brown or gray-brown patches on the cheeks, forehead, upper lip, and chin. These patches may become more noticeable after sun exposure or hormonal changes. Although melasma is harmless in most cases, it can be frustrating when dark patches return despite a consistent skincare routine. A chemical peel for melasma may help improve…
Acne may disappear, but the marks it leaves behind can sometimes stay much longer. The same can happen after a cut, scrape, burn, irritation, or another skin injury. If the area becomes darker after healing, you may be dealing with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, a common type of discoloration that develops after inflammation or injury to the…
After months of sun, heat, and outdoor activity, your skin may look a little different. Dark spots may appear more noticeable. Texture can feel rougher, and the complexion may look uneven or dull. This is one reason many people consider a chemical peel after summer. Chemical peels are skin resurfacing treatments that remove damaged surface…
Hydratint Medical-Grade Sunscreen: Glow + Protection Introduction: Sunscreen That Works Harder for Your Skin For most people, sunscreen is a box to check : apply something with SPF and hope for the best. But as dermatologists often say, not all sunscreens are created equal. Many leave a white cast, feel greasy, or irritate sensitive skin.…
