It's usually the first question, and it's a fair one. You want to know what you're getting into before you sit in the chair.
Here's our honest answer: it depends on which peel your skin needs and how many sessions it takes. That can sound like a dodge, so this post explains exactly what moves the cost up or down. And when you come in, Sarah goes over the cost with you before anything starts. No surprises at checkout.
Why don't we post a price list?
Because a number on a website can't see your skin. Two people can walk in asking for "a chemical peel" and need very different things. One wants a little brightness before the holidays. The other has stubborn brown patches that need a stronger peel and a series.
A single sticker price would either scare off the first person or set the wrong expectation for the second. We'd rather look at your skin, hear what bothers you, and give you a real number for your plan.
What drives the cost of a chemical peel?
1. Which peel you get
We use the VI Peel line. It comes in a few strengths, each made for a different concern:
VI Peel Original for overall brightness, tone and fine lines
Precision Plus for stubborn pigment like sun spots and melasma
Purify for acne-prone skin
Purify with Precision Plus for acne plus pigment
Stronger, more targeted formulas cost more than a general brightening peel. Our guide to which peel fits your skin type goes deeper on the differences.
2. One peel or a series
A single peel is a nice refresh. For deeper concerns, like the pigment issues we cover in chemical peels for hyperpigmentation and melasma, most people need a series spaced about four weeks apart.
A series costs more up front. Per peel, it usually saves you money over time compared with booking one at a time. Sarah will tell you whether you actually need a series, or whether one peel will do what you want.
3. What comes with it
Your peel includes a take-home kit to protect your skin while it sheds. That's built into the treatment, not an add-on. If you want help with home care afterward, we're an authorized ZO Skin Health distributor, but you're never required to buy products.
4. Pairing with other treatments
Some patients add a peel to a bigger plan with laser or facials. Others just want the peel. Combining treatments changes the total, and so does the order you do them in. We'll lay out both options so you can choose.
Is the cheapest chemical peel worth it?
Not always. A peel that's too light for your concern won't do much, so you end up paying for more sessions or something else later. A peel that's too strong for your skin can cause irritation or new dark spots.
The value is in getting the right peel for your skin the first time. That's why Sarah starts by asking what bothers you, then matches the peel to it. If a peel isn't the right answer, she'll tell you that too.
Ways to make a peel easier on your budget
New patients get 10% off their first treatment with our new-patient code.
We post monthly specials on Facebook, so take a look before you book.
If you need more than one peel, a series is usually the better value.
Good aftercare means you don't waste a peel. Our fall peel aftercare guide covers the do's and don'ts.
Fall and winter are the best time of year to peel, since healing skin needs to stay out of the sun. If you've been thinking about it, now is a good time to book an appointment and get your real number.
How we handle cost at Revamped
We get it. Nobody wants to feel sold to. Here's what happens when you come in:
You tell Sarah what bothers you.
She looks at your skin and explains the peel options that fit.
She goes over the cost before anything starts, single peel and series.
You decide. If you want to think about it, that's fine.
Our patients mention this a lot in our Google reviews. They didn't feel pushed, and they knew what they were paying for. We'd like to keep it that way.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a chemical peel in Owasso?
It depends on the peel strength your skin needs and whether you do one peel or a series. We don't post prices because the right peel varies so much from person to person. Sarah reviews the full cost with you before any treatment. For a quick answer, call (918) 212-5732.
Is a series of peels more expensive?
More up front, yes. Per peel, a series usually costs less over time than booking one peel at a time.
What is included in the price of a VI Peel?
The peel itself and a take-home kit to protect your skin while it heals.
Does insurance cover chemical peels?
Cosmetic peels generally aren't covered by insurance. We're a cash-pay med spa.
Do you offer a new patient discount?
Yes. New patients get 10% off their first treatment with our new-patient code. We also run monthly offers, posted on our Facebook page.
How many chemical peels will I need?
One peel can refresh your skin. Stubborn pigment usually needs a series spaced about four weeks apart. Sarah will tell you honestly which one you need.
Get your real number
You don't have to guess. Book a visit, tell Sarah what you'd like to change, and you'll know exactly what your peel costs before you start.
Book an Appointment or call us at (918) 212-5732. We see patients Monday to Thursday, 9 to 4. You can also see all of our treatments, or read how we approach pricing for laser hair removal.
