Unveil brighter, smoother skin with our VI Peel. Vi Peels are gentle yet effective treatments that revitalize your complexion, offering radiant results without the downtime.

VI Peel is a medium-depth chemical peel designed to gently lift away dull, damaged skin and reveal a smoother, brighter complexion.
At Skin Agency Beverly Hill, VI Peels are done for patients who want real results with a straightforward procedure and minimal disruption to their routines. Our highly trained team of registered nurses performs every VI Peel in a chic, welcoming setting, using advanced techniques and medical-grade products. You get the benefits of a powerful professional peel, paired with friendly guidance, clear aftercare instructions, and pricing that makes it easier to keep your skin looking its best.
VI Peel is a blended chemical peel that uses a combination of ingredients to exfoliate the outer layers of skin and stimulate renewal below the surface. It is applied in-office, takes only a few minutes, and is suitable for a wide range of skin types and tones when performed by trained professionals.
VI Peel is designed to address multiple skin concerns in a single treatment, making it a versatile option for patients who want to improve both texture and tone. By encouraging controlled exfoliation and renewal, this peel can soften the look of discoloration, breakouts, and early signs of aging.
Common concerns that VI Peel can help improve include:
Because VI Peel works on the surface and deeper layers of the skin, many patients notice a more radiant, even-looking complexion once the peeling phase is complete. Texture often feels smoother, makeup goes on more easily, and discoloration can appear softer and less noticeable.
Another advantage is that VI Peel is relatively quick, with no injections and no need for anesthesia. Most people can return to work or school while the skin is peeling, as long as they are comfortable with some visible flaking and follow sun protection and skincare instructions closely.

VI Peel may be a good option if you are in generally good health, want to improve tone and texture, and are willing to follow a short at-home aftercare routine.
It is often suitable for a range of skin tones, but your nurse will always assess your skin in person to choose the safest approach. VI Peel is not appropriate for everyone. You may need to avoid this treatment if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have active skin infections or open lesions in the treatment area, are using certain prescription acne medications, or have a history of abnormal scarring or severe skin sensitivities. During your consultation, our team will review your medical history and skincare routine to determine whether VI Peel or a different treatment is the better fit.
After your VI Peel is applied, the solution stays on your skin for several hours before you gently cleanse it off at home as directed.
Peeling usually begins within two to three days and can last up to a week, with skin flaking in thin sheets rather than all at once. It is important not to pick or pull at peeling skin, as this can increase the risk of irritation or discoloration. You will be asked to avoid heavy sweating, harsh products, and direct sun exposure while your skin is shedding. Using the provided post-peel products exactly as instructed and applying broad-spectrum sunscreen daily will help support healing and protect your fresh new skin.

Most patients start to see clearer, more even-looking skin once the peeling phase has finished, typically around 7–10 days after treatment. Improvements in brightness and texture can continue to develop over the following weeks as fresh skin comes to the surface.
Many people choose a series of VI Peels spaced several weeks apart to address more stubborn discoloration or textural concerns, then maintain their results with a customized skincare routine and periodic maintenance peels. Your nurse will help you map out a treatment plan that fits your goals, schedule, and budget.

We believe effective skin treatments should feel approachable, enjoyable, and fairly priced. Our highly trained team of registered nurses performs VI Peels in Beverly Hills at The Skin Agency using proven protocols and state-of-the-art products, all in a bright, modern setting that feels more like your favorite beauty spot than a traditional clinic. With transparent pricing, clear education at every step, and locations designed for comfort and convenience, we make it easier to commit to the consistent care that keeps your skin looking fresh.
The in-office portion of a VI Peel is usually quite quick. Most appointments take about 30 minutes, including a brief skin assessment, cleansing, and application of the solution. You will then keep the peel on for several hours at home before washing it off, following the timing and instructions provided by your nurse.
Peeling typically begins around day two or three after your VI Peel and can continue for several days. The skin often flakes in small sheets around the mouth, nose, and cheeks first, then gradually over the rest of the treated area. This schedule can vary slightly from person to person, and your nurse will review what is normal and when to contact the office with questions.
Most patients describe VI Peel as mildly uncomfortable rather than painful. You may feel a warm, tingling, or stinging sensation while the solution is being applied and for a short time afterward, but this usually fades quickly. If you are worried about sensitivity, let your nurse know so they can talk through what to expect and how to keep you comfortable.
You will receive a post-peel kit with specific products and a simple schedule for using them. In general, you will cleanse gently, apply the provided wipes and moisturizer as directed, avoid picking or scrubbing, and wear broad-spectrum sunscreen every day. Your nurse may also recommend pausing certain active ingredients, like retinoids or exfoliating acids, until your skin has fully healed.
The price of a VI Peel can vary based on the specific peel formula used, the number of sessions recommended, and whether it is combined with other treatments or skincare products. During your visit, we will review your goals and provide a clear, upfront quote before you decide to move forward, so you know exactly what to expect.
VI Peel is often part of a broader skincare plan and may be paired with treatments like facials, injectables, or laser services, depending on your needs. The timing and order of treatments matter, so it is important to let your nurse know about any recent or planned procedures. They will help you schedule everything in a way that is safe and supports your skin goals.
Many patients start with a series of VI Peels spaced several weeks apart, then transition to maintenance treatments a few times a year. The ideal schedule depends on your skin type, concerns, and how your skin responds to the first peel. Your nurse will recommend a personalized plan rather than a one-size-fits-all timeline.
VI Peel was formulated with a range of skin tones in mind and can be appropriate for many patients with deeper complexions. However, any chemical peel carries a risk of pigmentation changes, so it is essential to be evaluated by a trained professional who understands how to adjust treatment for your specific skin. Our team will assess your history and current skin condition before recommending this or any peel.
Most people do not need to fully clear their schedule after a VI Peel, but you should be prepared for visible peeling and flaking for several days. Some patients prefer to plan the treatment around a quieter week or avoid major events during the heaviest peeling phase. Makeup use and sun exposure will be limited, so it is helpful to consider your calendar when booking.
VI Peel may not be recommended if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have an active rash, infection, or open wounds in the treatment area, have recently used certain prescription acne medications, or have a history of severe allergic reactions to peel ingredients. Be sure to share your full medical history, medications, and skincare products with your nurse so they can guide you toward the safest option.