Peeling can vary greatly between the different types of acid peels used, and the person’s skin type. Generally, the drier and more sensitive a person’s skin is, the more visible peeling that person may have compared to a person with oiler skin when using the exact same type of peel. Also, some peels dissolve and remove skin cells during the actual treatment process, so you may not have much peeling later on. Some peeling is microscopic and not that noticeable. Due to the variables in acids and skin types, do not be disappointed if you don’t have tons of peeling skin in the days following your peel. The acid has still done its job. Your technician can give you a better idea what to expect with your particular skin type and the type of peel being used on you.