Reveal clearer, brighter, more even-toned skin with VI Peels at Bay Area Medical Group. Formulated to treat acne, acne scars, hyperpigmentation, melasma, fine lines, and sun damage, this medical-grade peel works beneath the skin’s surface to stimulate renewal, helping you restore confidence in your skin safely and effectively.
Exfoliate Damaged Skin &
Reveal Smooth Skin
VI Peels are advanced, medical-grade chemical peels that improve skin tone, texture, and clarity at a deeper level. When you choose a VI Peel, you receive a carefully formulated blend of acids, vitamins, and minerals that work together to boost cellular turnover and natural collagen production. This helps address acne, acne scarring, hyperpigmentation, melasma, fine lines, and sun damage. At Bay Area Medical Group, VI Peels are customized to your skin type and goals, ensuring results that look natural, balanced, and healthy.
What Do Vi Peels Treat?
- Active acne and breakouts
- Acne scarring and post-inflammatory marks
- Hyperpigmentation and dark spots
- Melasma and hormonal discoloration
- Fine lines and early signs of aging
- Sun damage and uneven skin tone
- Rough texture and dull-looking skin
How Do Vi Peels Work?
VI Peels work by applying a precise blend of medical-grade acids to the skin, including trichloroacetic acid (TCA), salicylic acid, retinoic acid, phenol, and vitamin C. Together, these ingredients create a controlled exfoliation that lifts away damaged layers while stimulating cellular turnover beneath the surface. This process encourages collagen and elastin production, unclogs pores, and reduces excess pigment. Over time, as new skin emerges, your overall skin quality looks healthier and more refreshed.
What Happens During the Vi Peels Session?
Your provider begins by thoroughly cleansing and prepping your skin to ensure even penetration. They then apply the VI Peel solution in multiple precise layers, allowing each layer to absorb before adding the next. You may feel a mild tingling or warmth as the acids activate. Throughout the session, your provider closely monitors your skin and adjusts the technique to match your skin type and goals.
What Are the Key Benefits of Vi Peels?
- Suitable for a wide range of skin tones and types
- Effective for both acne and visible signs of aging
- Targets stubborn pigmentation, including melasma
- Helps stimulate collagen for smoother, firmer skin
- Improves overall tone, texture, and clarity
- Noticeable results with minimal downtime
- Customizable formulations based on your skin goals
VI Peels FAQs
How Many Vi Peel Treatments Will I Need?
The number of treatments depends on your skin concerns and goals. Some patients see noticeable improvement after a single peel, while others benefit from a series spaced several weeks apart for acne, pigmentation, or deeper textural concerns.
How Soon Will I See the Results?
You’ll typically notice brighter, smoother skin as new skin cells emerge. Improvements in acne, pigmentation, and texture continue to develop over the following weeks as collagen stimulation increases and skin renewal progresses.
Are Vi Peels Safe for Darker Skin Tones?
Yes. VI Peels are specifically formulated to be safe for a wide range of skin tones, including deeper complexions. At Bay Area Medical Group, we select the appropriate formulation and depth to minimize the risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
Can Vi Peels Help With Active Acne?
Absolutely. VI Peels contain ingredients like salicylic acid and retinoic acid that can help unclog pores, reduce inflammation, and regulate oil production. This makes them effective for treating active breakouts and reducing the appearance of acne scars and lingering marks.
Why Choose Bmg for Vi Peels?
Bay Area Medical Group is committed to helping you feel confident in your skin. If you’re struggling with acne, discoloration, or signs of aging, our providers take the time to understand your concerns and create a plan tailored to your skin’s needs. When you’re ready to invest in healthier, more radiant skin, schedule your consultation for VI Peels in San Ramon, CA.
