What should you know about PCA Skin Sensi Peel?

A clinician uses a selected exfoliating formula to loosen surface buildup while considering a more reactive skin barrier. You may notice warmth, tingling, tightness, redness, dryness, or mild flaking. Sensitive-skin positioning does not remove the possibility of irritation or an allergic reaction, and it does not make every active rash suitable for treatment.

Scaling may have another cause, including [Sunburn](/conditions/sunburn/), [Psoriasis](/conditions/psoriasis/), or [Athlete's Foot](/conditions/athletes-foot/). [Peeling Skin](/symptoms/skin-peeling/) that began before the appointment should be described accurately.

Describe stinging from skincare, eczema, allergies, cold sores, recent procedures, and all prescription products. Follow the clinic’s preparation instructions and do not increase treatment strength yourself. After the peel, use the recommended bland cleanser and moisturiser, avoid rubbing or picking, limit heat and sun exposure, and postpone other exfoliating products until advised.

Call the treating clinic if redness, burning, itching, swelling, or pain is increasing or interfering with normal activities. Seek urgent help for breathing difficulty, throat or facial swelling, eye involvement, extensive blistering, fever, or pus. Stop unapproved active products while waiting for instructions.

Ask how your sensitivity will be assessed, which ingredients may trigger you, what a normal response looks like, which products to avoid, and who will review a reaction. Ask whether your skin is calm enough for treatment if you have current peeling, redness, or broken areas.