Gentle Renewal with Enzymatic Peel for Sensitive Skin

Fruit-based enzymatic peels that renew skin gently, safe for rosacea, melasma, acne and darker tones with minimal irritation.

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Enzymatic Peel Treatments We Offer

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Single treatment or series tailored to sensitivity, skin tone, and specific concerns.

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Enzymatic peel

$150.00

Fruit-enzyme peel that accelerates skin cell turnover, brightens tone, and renews texture with minimal irritation. Safe for sensitive skin.

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Why Choose Our Enzymatic Peels

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Professional, customized peels designed for gentle renewal across diverse skin conditions.

Gentle Fruit Enzymes

Natural fruit enzymes exfoliate without harsh acids, promoting cell turnover while minimizing irritation and redness for sensitive skin.

Safe For Rosacea

Formulated to calm inflammation and reduce flare risk, suitable for rosacea-prone skin with careful pre-treatment assessment.

Even Tone Results

Targets hyperpigmentation and melasma gently by encouraging gradual pigment renewal without aggressive ingredients that risk darkening.

Minimal Downtime Recovery

Most clients experience little to no peeling, returning to regular activities quickly with visible smoothing and brightness.

Enzymatic Peel Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common concerns about suitability, safety, preparation, and aftercare for enzymatic peels.

Yes. Enzymatic peels use fruit-derived enzymes to gently dissolve dead skin cells, making them ideal for sensitive skin types. At True Beauty Esthetics we customize formulation and exposure time to minimize irritation and monitor for reactions during treatment.

Enzymatic peels can improve texture and reduce surface flaking without provoking severe irritation. For rosacea, we perform a skin assessment and use calming additives; results vary, and multiple gentle sessions are recommended for safe improvement.

They can help by encouraging gentle cellular turnover and lightening superficial pigment, but melasma is complex. We combine peels with sun protection, topical agents, and maintenance treatments for best, long-term control.

Enzymatic peels are low-risk for post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation compared to stronger chemical peels, making them suitable for darker tones. Proper assessment, patch testing, and post-care minimize risk and optimize safe results.

Typical recommendations are a series of 3–6 treatments spaced two to four weeks apart, depending on skin goals. Maintenance peels every few months can sustain improvements; your clinician will tailor frequency to sensitivity and response.

Before: avoid retinoids, strong exfoliants, and sun exposure for a week. After: use gentle cleansers, broad-spectrum SPF daily, and hydrating products. Follow our aftercare instructions to reduce irritation and support healing for optimal results.