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| Typical costs: | - Skin peels vary in price from $30 - $275, depending on who is administering it and the strength of the peel.
- A Light peel, such as a lactic acid or glycolic acid, at a cosmetic center might cost $30-$50.
- A deep peel, such as a higher percentage glycolic acid, a retenoic acid, or obagi blue, performed by a nurse or a doctor might cost $200-$275.
- At a spa, treatments can start at $100 for a light peel and run over $300-$400 for a deep peel, but can include amenities such as a massage and a luxurious environment.
- Treatments may be sought every 1-6 months depending on strength of peel and an individual's needs.
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| What should be included: | - Free initial consultation
- At a spa, the higher price could include amenities such as a massage, tea and towels.
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| Discounts: | - Once you know which kind of peel is right for your skin, you can shop around to compare prices for a specific kind and strength of peel.
- Tip: A good way to find out what kind of peel is right for you is to ask your dermatologist during a regularly scheduled skin check. The dermatologist may be able to provide such information without additional cost.
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| Shopping for a skin peel: | |
Material on this page is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as medical advice. Always consult your physician or pharmacist regarding medications or medical procedures.
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Article updated November 2006 |
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