Chemical Peels in Medical Aesthetics: Clinical Selection & Application
Chemical peels are a foundational treatment in medical aesthetics, when chosen and applied correctly. This focused workshop is designed to strengthen your clinical confidence in assessing skin, selecting the appropriate peel, and delivering safe, predictable results across a variety of skin concerns and skin types.
Course Dates and Times:
Wednesday March 18th
130pm-430pm
Course Cost:
$399.00
Course Location:
Seamless Health
60 Innovator Ave. Unit 18
Stouffville ON L4A 0Y2
Workshop Format
Total Duration: 3 Hours
•1.5 Hours Didactic Education
•1.5 Hours Hands-On Clinical Application
✔️ Participants will receive a chemical peel of their choosing, based on clinical assessment and suitability.
What You’ll Learn
•Skin assessment fundamentals: skin type, Fitzpatrick, barrier function
•Matching peel depth and formulation to treatment goals
•Peel selection for common concerns including:
•Acne & acne-prone skin
•Hyperpigmentation & melasma
•Photoaging & fine lines
•Texture, tone, and dullness
•Safe application techniques, timing, and endpoint recognition
•Pre- and post-treatment protocols and complication prevention
•Customization and peel layering strategies
Hands-On Experience
Participants will perform supervised peel applications and experience a peel themselves, gaining practical insight into patient sensation, outcomes, and aftercare.
Prescription-Grade Chemical Peels Covered
•Glycolic Acid Peels
•Salicylic Acid Peels
•Jessner’s & Modified Jessner’s Peels
•Lactic Acid Peels
•Superficial TCA Peels
Peel selection is determined by skin type, indication, and contraindications.
Who This Workshop Is For
This workshop is intended for licensed healthcare professionals practicing within their regulated scope. All treatments demonstrated and performed during this workshop are for educational purposes only and must be delivered in accordance with applicable provincial regulations, employer policies, and medical directives.
Participation in the hands-on portion, including receiving a chemical peel, is optional and subject to clinical assessment, medical history review, skin suitability, and absence of contraindications. Not all participants may be eligible to receive a peel.
Product selection, peel depth, and technique will be determined by the instructor based on individual skin type, clinical indication, and safety considerations. Results and tolerance vary between individuals, and no specific clinical outcome is guaranteed.
Completion of this workshop will obtain a certificate of completion. It does not replace medical delegation, or independent competency assessment. Participants are responsible for practicing within their professional scope and for obtaining appropriate medical oversight where required.