Chemical Peels Certification Course

Class Schedule

Chemical Peels FAQs

What is a chemical peel?

A chemical peel is a professional exfoliation treatment that uses carefully formulated acids to remove damaged outer layers of the skin. This process stimulates cell turnover, improves texture and tone, and promotes healthier, more functional skin.

Do I need prior experience with chemical peels?

No prior peel experience is necessary. This course teaches essential theory and practical application, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced estheticians or cosmetologists wanting to improve and sharpen their skills.

What types of chemical peels are covered?

The course focuses on cosmetic, professional-grade, and corrective chemical peels appropriate for the esthetics scope of practice, including superficial resurfacing peels and treatment protocols for acne, aging, pigmentation, and texture irregularities.

Does this course align with Colorado’s scope of practice laws?

Yes. All instruction emphasizes working within the scope of practice, prioritizing safety, professionalism, and responsible treatment planning.

Will I receive a certification upon completion?

Yes. Upon successfully completing the course, students receive a state-approved Chemical Peel Certification, confirming advanced training in chemical peel treatments. They do not replace state or national licensure.

Do I have to receive a chemical peel during my training?

No, if you don’t want to receive a chemical peel as part of your training, models will be provided if needed.

Are your courses state-approved?

Our courses and school are approved through the Division of Private Occupational Schools through the Colorado Department of Higher Education.

Can I enroll in this course if I am a licensed cosmetologist?

You can enroll in this course with an active Cosmetology license from any state. Proof of professional liability insurance is required to enroll.

Can I enroll in this course if I have an esthetics or cosmetology license from another state besides Colorado?

Yes, you can enroll with an active esthetics or cosmetology license from any state. Proof of professional liability insurance is required to enroll.

Can I enroll in this course if I am an esthetics student?

You are not eligible for enrollment in advanced certifications without an active esthetician or cosmetology license.

What product lines do you use for backbar and chemical peels?

We use a wide variety of professional and high-quality product lines to serve many different skin concerns and types. We carry PCA, Sanitas, Green Envee, and Glo Skin Beauty for both backbar and retail. We utilize PCA and Sanitas for chemical peels.

Are supplies provided during these courses?

We will provide all necessary equipment, machines, and products for these courses. The cost of supplies is included in tuition. You will need to bring one set of twin sheets, both fitted and flat, along with a throw blanket and a notebook. All other materials will be provided.

Do you offer a discount if I purchase all four advanced classes?

We offer a 20% discount if you would like to purchase all four classes as a bundle. The total cost of the bundle after the discount is $1,760.

Where is your school located?

Our school is located in Downtown Denver, at 12th and Galapago:
1221 Galapago St. Denver, CO 80204

Do you have parking?

We have 16 parking spots at the school. There is also free street parking in the surrounding neighborhood.

Does this certificate allow me to practice this modality in other states?

Our courses are approved in the state of Colorado. This means you would need to contact the board that oversees regulation in the state you are interested in practicing in. It would be up to the other state to decide if they will accept your Colorado certificate.

Do I need professional liability insurance to take this course?

Yes, we need a copy of your professional liability insurance to take this course. If you don’t have that already, we recommend purchasing that through Associated Skin Care Professionals.