Treatment
Bespoke Chemical Peels
Pricing at your visit
Guests come to the Winthrop chair for Bespoke Chemical Peels when acne-prone or congested skin is what they want addressed.
No single price is listed. The studio confirms the cost when the visit is booked. Book it on the studio calendar, then let Kerry confirm the fit.
- Starting at: $125
- Skin Type: Acne
- Skin Type: Combination
- Skin Type: Dry | Dehydrated
- Skin Type: Oily
- Skin Type: Pigmentation | Dark Spots
- HSA/FSA Eligible: May Qualify
Guests come to the Winthrop chair for Bespoke Chemical Peels when acne-prone or congested skin is what they want addressed.
No single price is listed. The studio confirms the cost when the visit is booked. Time on the menu is 55 minutes. Bring the concern. Kerry will say if this appointment is the right one, or if another visit fits better.
Skin types checked on the product record: acne, combination, dry or dehydrated, oily, and pigmentation or dark spots.
Spacing mentioned for a series is about 4 to 6 weeks.
Book the chair on the studio calendar. A cart note here tells Kerry what you were considering. HSA/FSA on the record is marked may qualify, which is not the same as a guarantee that a card will pay.
Visit facts
- Price confirmed when you book
- 55 minutes on the menu
- Noted for acne-prone or congested skin
- Noted for dark spots, melasma, and sun damage
- Noted for fine lines and rough texture
- Noted for uneven tone and dullness
- HSA/FSA: may qualify
Bespoke Chemical Peels is scheduled from the Winthrop studio at 550 Pleasant Street, suite 104. People come over from Boston, East Boston, Revere, and Chelsea, and the time is still one guest with Kerry. No single price is listed. The studio confirms the cost when the visit is booked. She looks at what you came in for before she stays with the plan written here. If another visit fits better, she will say that out loud. The cart on this website only keeps a note for her. The clock starts after you reserve a time on the studio calendar. Treat the menu wording as a guide to the format, not as a forecast of how your skin will look the next morning.