Chemical Peel Training
The Chemical Peel Training at Aesthetic Plus (Montreal) equips students with the scientific understanding and hands-on skills needed to perform professional-grade peel treatments safely and effectively. This course focuses on recognizing skin conditions, selecting the right peel formulations, and applying proper techniques to achieve visible skin renewal. Whether you’re a licensed aesthetician or a medical professional, this training prepares you to confidently offer chemical peels tailored to various skin types and concerns.
$1,200.00
$950.00
(7 Hours)
Chemical Peel Training For Aesthetics Curriculum Overview
1. Introduction to Chemical Peels
• Overview of chemical exfoliation and its role in modern aesthetics
• Comparing professional and at-home peel systems
• Benefits, limitations, and client expectations
2. Skin Anatomy & Cellular Renewal
• Understanding skin structure and natural cell turnover
• How chemical peels affect the epidermis and dermis
• Healing, regeneration, and the skin’s response to exfoliation
3. Types of Peels & Active Ingredients
• Alpha hydroxy acids (AHA): glycolic and lactic acid
• Beta hydroxy acids (BHA): salicylic acid and combination blends
• Beauty and enzyme peels for sensitive or first-time clients
• Introduction to TCA and multi-acid professional formulas
4. Treatment Indications & Customization
• Addressing acne, hyperpigmentation, and uneven skin tone
• Anti-aging and texture improvement protocols
• Matching peel depth to skin type and desired results
5. Safety, Contraindications & Precautions
• Identifying unsuitable candidates and contraindicated conditions
• Managing sensitivity, allergies, and potential complications
• Importance of patch testing and client screening
6. Peel Application Techniques
• Step-by-step demonstration of superficial and medium-depth peels
• Layering methods, neutralization, and timing control
• Combining chemical peels with other aesthetic treatments safely
7. Post-Treatment Care & Recovery
• Managing redness, peeling, and skin sensitivity
• Recommended skincare products and sun protection
• Maintenance plans and long-term skin health guidance
8. Hands-On Training & Demonstrations
• Live demonstrations of glycolic, lactic, and beauty peels
• Supervised hands-on practice on different skin types
• Troubleshooting uneven peeling or unexpected reactions
9. Client Consultation & Professional Ethics
• Conducting consultations and setting realistic goals
• Explaining treatment plans and post-care requirements
• Maintaining professionalism and client trust
10. Business Integration & Growth
• Adding chemical peels to your spa or clinic menu
• Pricing and bundling strategies for repeat clients
• Promoting skin renewal services to your target audience
11. Certification & Completion
• Final review of theoretical and practical knowledge
• Certificate of completion awarded upon successful evaluation
• A stepping stone toward advanced skin resurfacing and aesthetic training
Get answers to frequently asked questions
Wondering what your face looks like three days after a chemical peel? Don’t worry it’s totally normal to see some peeling and dryness kick in around this time. Think of it like your skin shedding the dull, old layer so the fresh, glowing skin can finally show through! You might feel a little tight or notice flakes around your nose and cheeks, but that just means the peel is working.
Is a chemical peel really worth it? If you want smoother, brighter, and more even-toned skin yes, absolutely! Peels help fade dark spots, soften fine lines, and even tackle acne scars. It’s like hitting refresh on your face. And while everyone’s skin is different, most people notice a real glow-up after just one session.
