Fall Offers a Gentle Path to Skin Renewal
Fall can be a good time to plan a VI Peel because cooler days and seasonal schedules may make it easier to allow time for aftercare before holiday gatherings and photos.
The VI Peel is a professional exfoliating treatment that supports the shedding of damaged surface skin cells for fresher, healthier-looking skin over time.
Planning Around Sun Exposure and Aftercare
Planning around sun exposure and aftercare can be practical in fall. After a peel, patients should limit UV exposure and use sunscreen as directed.
At Soléne Aesthetics in Marlton, NJ, Purvi Patel, MS, PA-C, reviews each patient’s skin concerns, medical history, current skincare routine, and treatment goals before recommending a VI Peel plan. She provides individualized aftercare guidance based on the treatment selected.
VI Peel Addresses Visible Summer Skin Changes
After a season of heat, humidity, sweat, sunscreen, and outdoor time, skin can look or feel different even when patients have kept up with a home routine. Common concerns include dullness, rough texture, clogged pores, breakouts, uneven pigmentation, and the appearance of fine lines.
Soléne offers the VI Peel for patients seeking a refreshed, natural-looking appearance. VI Peel Precision Plus is the melasma-focused option that targets hyperpigmentation and melasma. Soléne also offers the VI Peel Advanced and VI Peel Purify formulations.
When appropriate, a series of VI Peel treatments may support continued improvement. Between visits, Purvi may recommend a skin-supportive routine built around:
Gentle cleansing
Hydration suited to your skin
Medical-grade skincare when appropriate
Products selected for your individualized aftercare plan
Choosing a VI Peel Plan
A VI Peel in Marlton, NJ should start with a consultation, not a one-size-fits-all menu choice. Purvi Patel, MS, PA-C, considers factors such as skin tone, sensitivity, acne activity, pigmentation concerns, previous peel experience, current products, and comfort with downtime.
Before treatment, Purvi also reviews medications, active skincare ingredients, and recent cosmetic treatments. It is important for patients to share a history of cold sores, keloid scarring, melasma, or post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, as these factors can affect treatment planning.
Soléne also offers Glow-Tox, a $250 VI Peel add-on performed at the same appointment as a Botox or Dysport treatment. Purvi can explain whether this option may fit a patient’s goals during a consultation.
FAQ
What downtime should patients expect after a VI Peel?
Patients should plan for 7-10 days of downtime, with peak peeling typically occurring on days 3-5. Individual experiences vary, and Purvi will review the appropriate expectations during consultation.
How many VI Peel treatments may a patient need?
Some patients may choose a single treatment, while others may benefit from a series based on their concerns and goals. Treatment frequency varies and requires a consultation.
May patients with melasma be candidates for the melasma-focused VI Peel option?
Patients with melasma concerns may be candidates for VI Peel Precision Plus, the melasma-focused option that targets hyperpigmentation and melasma. Candidacy requires a consultation.
Should patients use sunscreen after a VI Peel?
Yes. Patients should limit UV exposure and use sunscreen after treatment, along with the individualized aftercare plan provided by Purvi.
Considering a VI Peel This Fall?
If you would like to explore whether a VI Peel or skin treatment in Marlton, NJ fits your goals, you are welcome to book an appointment-only consultation with Purvi Patel, MS, PA-C. Soléne welcomes patients from Marlton, Cherry Hill, and across South Jersey. Call 856-282-1614 or Text 856-243-7003. Results vary, and a consultation is required.