The chemical peel treatment process follows these steps: Consultation: A skincare professional assesses your skin type, concerns, and goals to determine the appropriate peel strength and type. Preparation: The skin is thoroughly cleansed to remove any dirt, oil, or makeup. Some treatments may require pretreatment with specific skincare products days before the procedure. Application: The chemical peel solution is applied to the skin using a brush or cotton pad. The solution may cause a mild tingling or warming sensation as it penetrates the skin. Treatment Duration: Depending on the peel's strength, the solution remains on the skin for a few minutes to several minutes. The professional monitors the skin’s response during this time. Neutralization: For certain peels, a neutralizing solution may be applied to stop the chemical action. Others are self-neutralizing and do not require this step. Post-Treatment Care: The skin is gently cleansed again, and soothing products like moisturizers and sunscreens are applied. Aftercare instructions are provided to ensure proper healing and optimize results. Recovery: Depending on the peel type, there may be minimal downtime with some redness, mild peeling, or flaking over the following days. For deeper peels, the recovery period can be longer. Follow-Up: A follow-up visit may be scheduled to assess the results and determine if additional treatments are needed. Regular maintenance peels may be recommended for long-term benefits.