Skin Peel Treatments
Skin Peel Treatments are professional resurfacing procedures designed to remove dull surface buildup, improve uneven texture, and reveal smoother, brighter, and healthier-looking skin. At Green Leaf Medi Spa, we offer two different approaches: B-Tox Bio Microneedling Peel and professional Chemical Peels.
Each treatment works differently and is selected according to your skin type, sensitivity, concerns, and desired level of exfoliation.
How skin peel treatments work
Professional peel treatments support skin renewal by loosening or removing accumulated surface cells. Depending on the treatment selected, the skin is renewed through natural microscopic spicules or a professionally chosen chemical exfoliating solution.
B-Tox Bio Microneedling Peel
B-Tox Bio Microneedling Peel uses microscopic natural spicules to stimulate the skin’s renewal process without a traditional mechanical microneedling device. The treatment supports exfoliation, cell turnover, and improved absorption of professional skincare ingredients.
Chemical Peel
A Chemical Peel uses a professionally selected solution to exfoliate the outer layers of the skin. As damaged surface cells loosen and shed, smoother, brighter, and more even-looking skin is gradually revealed.
Which peel is right for you?
The most appropriate peel depends on your skin type, sensitivity, concern, treatment history, and expected downtime. Your aesthetician will assess your skin before recommending Matrigen Bio Microneedling or a Chemical Peel.
What you’ll notice
Skin Peel Treatments may be suitable for clients concerned about acne, congestion, dullness, pigmentation, enlarged pores, uneven texture, fine lines, or visible sun damage.
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Smoother, clearer, more radiant-looking skin
Bio and Chemical Peel Treatments help remove dull surface buildup, improve uneven texture, refine pores, and support a brighter, healthier-looking complexion.
Before and after your treatment
Proper preparation and gentle aftercare help reduce irritation, support recovery, and protect the skin while it renews.
What to expect
Some clients notice improved radiance and smoothness after one treatment. Acne, pigmentation, enlarged pores, sun damage, and signs of aging often respond best to a customized series followed by maintenance treatments.
Common questions
What is the difference between a Bio Peel and Chemical Peel?
Matrigen Bio Microneedling uses microscopic natural spicules to stimulate skin renewal. A Chemical Peel uses a professionally selected exfoliating solution to loosen and remove damaged surface cells.
Which skin peel should I choose?
The best option depends on your skin type, sensitivity, concern, treatment history, and expected downtime. Your aesthetician will assess your skin and recommend the most suitable treatment.
Will my skin visibly peel?
Not always. Some treatments cause noticeable flaking or shedding, while others exfoliate with less visible peeling. Your response depends on the peel selected and your individual skin.
Are skin peel treatments painful?
Sensations vary. You may experience warmth, tingling, tightness, or a prickling sensation. Stronger treatments may create more noticeable sensitivity during and after the procedure.
How long is the downtime?
Downtime may range from mild dryness and sensitivity to several days of visible peeling. Your aesthetician will explain the expected recovery before performing the selected treatment.
How many treatments will I need?
One treatment may improve brightness and smoothness. Acne, pigmentation, enlarged pores, sun damage, and signs of aging commonly require a series of treatments for more noticeable improvement.
Can I wear makeup after treatment?
It is generally best to avoid makeup immediately after a peel. The recommended waiting period depends on the treatment and your skin response. Follow your aesthetician’s instructions.
Can skin peels treat acne scars?
Peels may improve superficial acne marks, post-acne pigmentation, and uneven texture. Deeper or indented scars may require a different or combined treatment plan.

