Obagi Blue Peel Radiance in Garner, NC
MedSpa in Garner, NC
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Refresh tone and surface texture
Blue Peel Radiance, explained
Radiance uses a salicylic acid-based blend with lactic and glycolic acids for superficial exfoliation. A skin assessment guides whether this named formula fits your goals.
Salicylic acid-based
Different from TCA Blue Peel
Allow for recovery
Your Obagi peel appointment
Review your skin
Confirm the formula
Prepare and apply
Finish and plan care
Look beyond the first-day glow
Progress and Maintenance:
Allow skin to settle
Review surface change
Keep skin protected
Is Blue Peel Radiance right for you?
A good fit if
Discuss before you begin
Keep your peel recovery simple
Preparation
- Share medicines, allergies, cold sores and any history of dark marks or scarring.
- Avoid tanning and tell your provider about recent skin procedures.
- Ask about pausing actives; don’t change prescriptions without advice.
After Care
- Use the gentle cleanser, moisturizer and broad-spectrum SPF advised.
- Let flaking skin shed without picking, rubbing or scrubbing.
- Follow your plan for makeup, exercise, heat and restarting actives.
Side Effects
- Redness, tightness, dryness and flaking can occur.
- Burns, lasting pigment changes, infection and scarring are possible.
- Seek prompt advice for blistering, increasing pain, spreading redness or discharge.
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Questions we hear most
No. Blue Peel Radiance is a salicylic acid-based superficial peel with lactic and glycolic acids. The original Obagi Blue Peel is TCA-based and has a different treatment and recovery profile. Availability of Radiance does not mean MarSha offers every Obagi peel.
Plan for possible redness, dryness and flaking over several days. The amount varies and is not a score of how well treatment worked. Follow the written plan for makeup, exercise, heat and active skincare; a no-downtime result is not guaranteed.
It may help selected congestion, uneven-looking tone and surface texture. Painful or persistent acne needs medical care. Flat post-blemish marks are different from depressed scars, which a superficial peel will not erase. Melasma may need a separate long-term plan.
Some patients may be suitable after careful assessment. Pigment changes and irritation remain possible, especially with a history of dark marks after inflammation. Tell your provider about salicylate or aspirin allergy, pregnancy, medicines and any active skin flare before treatment.
The number and spacing depend on your concern, tolerance and response. One treatment and a course serve different goals; repeat care is considered after reviewing the skin. No fixed series or permanent result applies to everyone.
