The Perfect Derma Peel at Canadian Beauty Boutique

The Perfect Derma Peel is a medium-depth, medical-grade chemical peel designed to improve skin tone, texture and overall clarity. It contains powerful ingredients including Glutathione, TCA, Retinoic Acid, Salicylic Acid, Kojic Acid, Phenol and Vitamin C.

It is suitable for all Fitzpatrick skin types I–VI and is commonly performed on the face, neck and chest, as well as select body areas.

The Perfect Derma Peel helps improve:

• Acne and active breakouts

• Acne scarring and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH)

• Hyperpigmentation and sun damage

• Melasma

• Fine lines and aging skin

• Uneven texture

• Enlarged pores

• Mild rosacea

• Dry, rough body areas

Yes. The Perfect Derma Peel is safe for Fitzpatrick skin types I through VI when applied properly and customized to the individual patient.

Patients with Fitzpatrick types V–VI or Asian skin types require extra caution and customized application to reduce the risk of irritation or post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.

Do I need to prepare my skin before the peel?

The Perfect Derma Peel does not require special pre-peel preparation.

However, patients using retinoids should discontinue use for three days prior to treatment.

In some cases, pre-conditioning with medical-grade skincare may be recommended to enhance results and reduce risks.

After the peel is applied:

• Skin may feel tight, warm or slightly irritated

• The treated area may appear darker

• The peel solution remains on the skin for six hours or longer

• The peel self-neutralizes

You should avoid washing, rubbing, applying makeup or sunscreen during this time.

Peeling typically begins around day 3.

• Mild to moderate peeling is normal

• Some patients experience flaking while others shed larger sheets of skin

• The face and neck may peel for 10–12 days

• Body areas may peel for 2–3 weeks

Peeling varies between individuals and does not determine final results.

No. Peeling varies from patient to patient.

Factors that affect peeling include:

• Skin type

• Oil production

• Sun damage

• Previous treatments (lasers, retinoids, peels)

• Application technique

• Home care compliance

Even if peeling is minimal, cellular exfoliation and collagen stimulation are still occurring.

During the peeling process, avoid:

• Picking or pulling peeling skin

• Excessive sweating

• Swimming

• Saunas or steam rooms

• Heavy exercise

• Sun exposure

Pulling skin can cause irritation, scarring or pigmentation.

Makeup should be avoided until active peeling begins.

Once peeling starts and skin is intact, mineral makeup may be worn if needed.

You will be provided with post-peel instructions and home care products.

Post-care typically includes:

• Applying post-peel moisturizer as directed

• Using SPF daily once allowed

• Avoiding exfoliants, retinoids and active products

• Keeping the skin hydrated

Proper aftercare is essential for optimal results.

Yes. Some patients may experience peeling in two phases, especially when boosters are used.

This is normal and expected.

For best results, a series of 2–3 treatments spaced approximately 4 weeks apart is recommended.

Maintenance peels may be done periodically as advised by your provider.

Boosters are optional enhancements added to the peel to target specific concerns.

They are mixed with The Perfect Derma Peel during treatment and are not used as spot treatments.

Perfect Derma Plus Booster
Designed for oily, thick or resilient skin. Helps improve stubborn pigmentation, acne scars and sun damage.

Perfect Derma Clear Acne Booster
Designed for moderate to severe acne on the face and body. Contains benzoyl peroxide and hydrocortisone.

Perfect Derma Plus Plus Booster
Advanced booster containing hydroquinone and hydrocortisone for stubborn pigmentation and discoloration.

Your provider will determine if a booster is appropriate for your skin.

No. Boosters are not suitable for sensitive skin or first-time peel patients.

Extra caution is required for Fitzpatrick skin types IV–VI.

Your provider will assess your skin before selecting any booster.

You may not be a candidate if you are:

• Pregnant or breastfeeding

• Allergic to aspirin or salicylates

• Allergic to any peel ingredients

• Using Accutane within the past 4 months

• Experiencing open wounds, cold sores or infections

• Undergoing chemotherapy or radiation

• Have certain autoimmune conditions

A consultation is required to determine eligibility.

Yes. Acne-prone patients may experience temporary purging as the skin sheds damaged layers.

This is normal and usually resolves as the skin clears.

Yes, with proper timing.

General guidelines include:

• Botox and fillers: Peel first, injectables after

• Dermaplaning: May be done prior for resilient skin

• Hydrafacial: One week before or two weeks after

• Laser treatments: Wait at least four weeks

• LED light therapy: Two weeks after

• Microneedling or Morpheus8: Four weeks before or after

Treatment timing will be customized during consultation.

Most patients notice improvements in:

• Skin clarity

• Brightness

• Texture

• Tone

Results continue to improve over several weeks as collagen production increases.

No. Visible peeling varies between patients.

As long as the peel is applied correctly and home care instructions are followed, results will still be achieved, even with minimal shedding.

Yes. A consultation is required to assess your skin type, concerns, medical history and determine whether The Perfect Derma Peel — and any boosters — are appropriate for you.