Skin and medication review
Tell the clinician about recent skin procedures, active irritation, allergies, medicines and any history that could affect healing.
Professional chemical peel · Boca Raton
Perfect Derma Peel, with a plan for your skin.
The Perfect Derma Peel is a professional chemical peel. At MACA, start by reviewing your skin history, the expected peeling period, aftercare and whether this treatment suits your goals.
MACA · Professional chemical peel
What is The Perfect Derma Peel?
The manufacturer describes it as a medium-depth professional chemical peel formulated with glutathione and exfoliating acids. It is performed in a medical setting. Your skin may visibly peel afterward, and the experience varies. The clinician should confirm the product, plan and aftercare before treatment.
Professional chemical peel
Plan beyond the appointment
Peeling and scheduling
Visible peeling may begin days later and varies by person. Ask how this fits your work, social plans and sun exposure.
Aftercare you can follow
Use the instructions MACA provides for cleansing, moisturizer, sun protection and what to avoid. Do not pick peeling skin.
MACA
A peel visit in three steps
- 01
Consult
Review your goals, current skin condition, health history, preparation and alternatives.
- 02
Treat
A qualified professional confirms suitability and applies the product in a medical setting.
- 03
Recover
Follow the specific post-peel instructions and contact MACA if healing concerns arise.
Suitability
Professional supervision matters
Chemical peels can cause irritation, pigment changes and other injuries. The FDA warns against using strong peel products without appropriate professional supervision. Pregnancy, recent isotretinoin, active skin infection and certain other factors may rule out this product; your clinician must assess your situation.
FAQ
Questions
Is this an at-home peel?
No. The manufacturer describes The Perfect Derma Peel as a professional treatment for a medical setting.
Will my skin peel?
Visible peeling varies. The manufacturer says it often begins after a few days; your clinician will explain what to expect and provide aftercare.
What should I avoid before treatment?
Preparation depends on your skin and medication history. Ask MACA before stopping or changing any prescribed product.
Can I combine it with SkinPen or injectables?
Ask your clinician about timing and suitability. The procedures should not be assumed to happen together.
What is the price?
Ask MACA for current standalone pricing and any separate promotional terms.
Boca Raton office · visits by appointment
Marcela Casas, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC
MACA sees patients by appointment at its confirmed Boca Raton office. Ask which treatment and visit setting are currently available.
7035 Beracasa Way, Suite 103Boca Raton, FL 33433
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These resources provide general information. Your MACA clinician will discuss your individual options.
MACA · Boca Raton
Make room for a thoughtful skin conversation.
Tell MACA what you hope to discuss. Your clinician can explain available services, costs and whether a treatment is right for you.