Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Lactic Renewal.

Yes—Lactic Renewal uses a mild lactic acid formulation designed for gentle exfoliation. We perform a skin assessment and may adjust concentration or patch-test first. Those with severe rosacea or open wounds should avoid or consult with our esthetician before treatment.

A standard Lactic Renewal treatment takes about 20 to 30 minutes as a finishing step, or slightly longer when combined with a full facial. Time includes consultation, gentle application, neutralization if needed, and post-treatment soothing.

Most clients experience little to no peeling when using mild lactic acid at salon strength. Some gentle flaking or dryness can occur in the following days; we recommend moisturizing and sun protection. Severe peeling is uncommon but possible with stronger resurfacing.

For immediate radiance one session suffices; a series of 3–6 treatments spaced two to four weeks apart yields more significant texture and tone improvements. Your esthetician will customize frequency based on skin condition, sensitivity, and desired outcomes.

Yes—Lactic Renewal is designed as a finishing resurfacing step and pairs well with most facials. Avoid combining with aggressive chemical peels or retinoid procedures same day. Your esthetician will plan sequencing to maximize benefits while minimizing irritation.

Keep skin hydrated with gentle moisturizers, avoid active ingredients (retinols, strong acids) for several days, and use broad-spectrum SPF 30+ daily. Avoid excessive heat, exfoliation, and tanning for at least 48–72 hours to ensure healing and optimal results.