How often can the Callus Peel treatment be performed?

The Callus Peel pedicure is an effective method for removing calloused skin, but it is important to follow the recommended intervals between treatments to avoid weakening the skin’s natural protective barrier.

Recommended Frequency of Callus Peel Treatment

✅ Every 3–4 weeks – for individuals with severe calluses or very dry heels, where thickened skin builds up more quickly.

✅ Every 4–6 weeks – this is the optimal interval for most people, allowing the skin to regenerate without excessive exfoliation.

✅ Less frequently than every 6 weeks – if the skin is in good condition and only requires mild smoothing, the treatment can be performed occasionally as a supplement to regular foot care.

Can Callus Peel Be Performed More Frequently?

It is not recommended to perform the treatment more often than every 3 weeks, because:

• Excessive exfoliation can lead to weakened skin protection, increasing the risk of irritation or infections.
• The skin may overcompensate for frequent removal of the stratum corneum, paradoxically leading to faster callus buildup (rebound effect).
• Skin sensitivity, dryness, or redness may occur.

How to Prolong the Effects of Callus Peel?

To keep the skin smooth for longer and reduce the need for frequent treatments, it is advisable to:

✔ Moisturize daily – using creams with urea (10–15%), lactic acid, or shea butter prevents excessive callus buildup.
✔ Use gentle exfoliation (1–2 times per week) – an enzymatic or mechanical scrub helps maintain smooth skin between treatments.
✔ Wear comfortable footwear – avoiding tight shoes reduces the risk of calluses and excessive skin thickening.
✔ Avoid walking barefoot – especially on hard surfaces, as this can accelerate the formation of calloused skin.

Easy Waxing recommendation

The Callus Peel pedicure is best performed every 4–6 weeks to achieve long-lasting results without irritation. For those with severe calluses, treatments can be repeated every 3–4 weeks, but more frequent sessions are not recommended. Regular at-home foot care helps maintain smooth feet for longer, reducing the need for frequent treatments.

Compendium of knowledge about Callus Peel Pedicure

• What is a Callus Peel pedicure?
• What acids are used in the Callus Peel treatment?
• What are the main benefits of an acid-based pedicure?
• Is the Callus Peel pedicure safe for all skin types?
• How long does the entire Callus Peel treatment take?
• What are the contraindications for a Callus Peel pedicure?
• Is an acid pedicure more effective than traditional callus removal with a drill?
• How often can the Callus Peel treatment be performed?
• Does the skin require special care after a Callus Peel treatment?
• Is Callus Peel suitable for people with very sensitive skin?
• What results can be seen after just one Callus Peel treatment?
• Can an acid pedicure be done in summer?
• Does Callus Peel help with cracked heels?
• Is the Callus Peel treatment painful?
• What other treatments can be combined with an acid pedicure for better results?