Question 1

What is an enzyme peel?

Accepted Answer

An enzyme peel is a gentle, natural exfoliating treatment that utilizes fruit-derived enzymes to gently dissolve dead skin cells and promote radiant, healthy-looking skin. Unlike acid-based chemical peels, enzyme peels are mild and suitable for even sensitive skin types.

Question 2

What skin concerns do enzyme peels address?

Accepted Answer

- Dull, uneven complexion
- Dry or flaky skin
- Mild acne and congestion
- Enlarged pores
- Sensitive or reactive skin

Question 3

How does an enzyme peel work?

Accepted Answer

Enzymes—typically derived from fruits like papaya, pineapple, or pumpkin—break down the keratin protein in dead skin cells, loosening and removing them without harming the healthy tissue underneath.

Question 4

Are enzyme peels considered chemical peels?

Accepted Answer

While they exfoliate the skin like a chemical peel, enzyme peels are more natural and work only on the outermost layers of skin. They are often referred to as 'organic' or 'natural' peels.

Question 5

What enzymes are used in Rejuvenate's enzyme peels?

Accepted Answer

We use professional-grade enzyme blends featuring papain (derived from papaya), bromelain (derived from pineapple), and pumpkin enzymes to resurface and brighten the skin gently.

Question 6

Who is a good candidate for an enzyme peel?

Accepted Answer

Enzyme peels are ideal for all skin types, including those with sensitive, rosacea-prone, or compromised skin. They're also great for first-time exfoliation treatments or clients wanting a no-downtime glow.

Question 7

Are enzyme peels safe for pregnant or breastfeeding clients?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Because enzyme peels are natural and non-toxic, they are a safe option for pregnant and nursing clients. Always consult with your provider to confirm suitability.

Question 8

Are there any contraindications for enzyme peels?

Accepted Answer

Avoid treatment if you:
- Have open wounds or active infections
- Have had recent chemical peels or laser resurfacing
- Are allergic to specific fruits used in the enzyme formulation

Question 9

Can enzyme peels be used on darker skin tones?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Enzyme peels do not penetrate deeply enough to trigger pigment changes, making them safe and effective for all skin tones.

Question 10

Can enzyme peels be combined with other treatments?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Enzyme peels pair beautifully with facials, dermaplaning, or LED therapy. They are often used as a preparation before advanced procedures, such as microneedling or laser.

Question 11

What should I expect during an enzyme peel session?

Accepted Answer

Your provider will cleanse your skin, apply the enzyme formula, and allow it to process for 5–15 minutes, depending on skin sensitivity. You may feel mild warmth or tingling. The treatment concludes with soothing serums, moisturizers, and SPF.

Question 12

How long does an enzyme peel take?

Accepted Answer

Most treatments take 30 to 45 minutes, making them a perfect lunch-hour option.

Question 13

Does an enzyme peel hurt?

Accepted Answer

No. Enzyme peels are very comfortable. Most clients report only slight warmth or tingling during application.

Question 14

How often should I get an enzyme peel?

Accepted Answer

Enzyme peels can be performed weekly or biweekly as part of a treatment series or monthly as part of a regular skincare routine.

Question 15

Will my skin peel after an enzyme treatment?

Accepted Answer

No. Enzyme peels exfoliate without visible peeling, flaking, or downtime. You may experience a healthy glow and slight smoothness immediately after.

Question 16

What should I avoid after an enzyme peel?

Accepted Answer

- Avoid exfoliating products for 48 hours
- Wear SPF daily
- Avoid excessive heat or sun exposure on the day of your treatment

Question 17

When will I see results?

Accepted Answer

Most clients notice brighter, smoother skin immediately after their first treatment, with continued improvement over a series.

Question 18

Are results cumulative?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Regular enzyme peels help maintain a clear, radiant complexion and support healthy cell turnover over time.

Question 19

How much does an enzyme peel cost at Rejuvenate Skin Spa?

Accepted Answer

Enzyme peel treatments are $120 per session. A 3-Treatment Package is $320 (Save $40) and a 6-Treatment Package is $599 (Save $121).

Enzyme Peel Facials in Queen Creek, AZ

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Natural Skin Renewal & Rejuvenation

Treatment Benefits

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Immediate Glow

No Downtime

Anti-Aging

All Skin Types

What to Expect

Consultation

Cleansing

Enzyme Application

Hydration

Enzyme Peel Treatment Options

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Blueberry Peel

Cherry Peel

Lemon Zest Peel

Coconut Papaya Peel

Raspberry Peach Peel

Passion Fruit Peel

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