Chemical peel pricing splits cleanly by depth. A light peel at a Pennsylvania med spa is $100 to $300 and needs repeating. A medium peel is $400 to $1,000 and comes with about a week of visible peeling. Any quote that does not say which depth you are getting is not a quote yet.
Pick what you are considering. The range reflects what Pennsylvania practices typically charge.
Typical range in Pennsylvania
$100 to $1,000
Based on $100 to $1,000 per session
For comparison, the national average is $1,829 per treatment according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
1 to 3 months for a light peel.
A light peel lasts a month or two and is designed to be repeated, which is why it is normally sold as a course of four to six. A medium peel lasts six months to a year. Deep peels last years but are a surgical procedure done under sedation, not something a med spa performs.
$100 to $300 for a light peel and $400 to $1,000 for a medium one at a Pennsylvania med spa. Dermatology offices generally charge more than med spas for the same light peel.
One to three months for a light peel, which is why they are sold as a course of four to six. A medium peel lasts six months to a year.
Depth, downtime and price. A light peel exfoliates the outer layer with little visible peeling and no real time off. A medium peel reaches further, causes about a week of obvious peeling, and does correspondingly more for pigmentation and fine lines.
Cities where we list at least three med spas offering it, with the best reviewed one in each.