Skin by Caroline at Refined with Caroline

Chemical Peels in Rock Hill, SC

Twenty professional peels, matched to your skin's needs. Refined, never rushed.

The Experience

Go Deeper Than a Facial

A peel asks more of your skin than a facial does, so the choice of formula and strength matters more.

A Full Menu of Peels

Twenty peels from PCA SKIN, Glytone, and BioRePeel, for face and for body. Gentle enzyme treatments through to stronger resurfacing, so there is a strength and a formula to suit your skin.

Usually a Series, Not a Single Visit

A peel exfoliates the surface of the skin, which is a gradual process rather than one dramatic step. Three to six peels spaced a few weeks apart is a common course, though every plan is built around your skin and what you want from it, so Caroline will suggest what suits you rather than a set package.

Controlled, Professional Application

Every peel here is applied by Caroline herself, start to finish. She watches how your skin responds during the treatment and adjusts the strength and the timing as she goes.

Timing

Why peel season starts in September

A peel exfoliates, and freshly exfoliated skin is far more vulnerable to the sun than it was the day before. The cooler months bring less sun exposure, which means a peel course can be worked through with less risk of pigment being driven back to the surface. That is why estheticians concentrate peel courses in the fall and the cooler months rather than at the height of the year.

Find my peel

Need help choosing the right peel?

1. What is your main concern?

2. How does your skin usually react?

3. Can you have visible peeling?

20 of 20 peels

Gloved hands applying a treatment mask to a client's face with a spatula and glass bowl at Skin by Caroline in Rock Hill
“Caroline was a delight. I came in today for a chemical peel. I was very nervous since this is my first one. She was very knowledgeable about the skin and she explained everything as she applied it onto my face. I felt comfortable and relaxed. I definitely recommend Caroline for your skin care needs.”
Tia G · GlossGenius review

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Face

Best for a first peel, or skin that reacts easily
$135
60 min · Minimal
Book: PCA Sensi Peel
Best for fine lines alongside dryness
$135
60 min · Minimal
Book: PCA Ultra Peel
Best for uneven tone and breakouts, without hydroquinone
$135
60 min · Minimal
Book: PCA Peel without Hydroquinone
Best for dark spots and pigmentation
$135
60 min · Minimal
Book: PCA Peel with Hydroquinone
Best for dullness before an event, with no visible peeling
$135
45 min · No visible peeling
Book: PCA Enzymatic Brightening Treatment
Best for pigmentation with breakouts, on resilient skin
Best for congestion and clogged pores
$150
45 min · Some flaking
Book: PCA Peel with Pore Detox Treatment
Best for uneven tone and dull-looking skin
$155
60 min · Some flaking
Book: PCA Peel with Enzymatic Treatment
Best for dry or sensitive skin that needs gentler exfoliation
$155
60 min · Minimal
Book: Lactic acid peel
Best for breakouts alongside uneven tone
$155
60 min · Minimal
Book: Tri-blend peel
Glytone Mandelic Acid Peel
Best for pigment or breakouts on skin that is also sensitive
$199
60 min · Minimal
Book: Glytone Mandelic Acid Peel
Best for texture and fine lines
$199
60 min · Some flaking
Book: Glytone Glycolic Peel
Glytone Pyruvic Acid Chemical Peel
Best for resilient skin with breakouts and texture
$199
60 min · Some flaking
Book: Glytone Pyruvic Acid Chemical Peel
Best for pigment and dullness on sensitive skin, inside a full facial
$173
60 min · Minimal
Book: Arctic Berry Peel (w/ facial)
Best for lines, tone, pigment or dryness, with no visible peeling
$250
60 min · No visible peeling
Book: BioRePeel Blue for Face

Body

Best for the body, with no visible peeling
$200
30 min · No visible peeling
Book: BioRePeel Gold for Body
Best for the hands, including uneven tone
$115
45 min · Minimal
Book: Hands Only
Best for the chest and neck, including uneven tone
$130
60 min · Minimal
Book: Chest & Neck
Best for the arms and hands, including uneven tone
$150
60 min · Minimal
Book: Arms (Hands Included)
Best for the lower legs
$185
60 min · Minimal
Book: Lower Legs

Downtime

Downtime: what to expect at each level

  • None

    No visible peeling. You can go back to normal straight away.

  • Minimal

    Skin may feel tight or look slightly dry for a few days. Usually not obvious to other people.

  • Some visible flaking

    Light flaking is normal and expected, and it settles.

It varies with the peel and with how your skin has handled exfoliation before. Ask before you book and Caroline will tell you what to expect.

Client reviews

In their words

Caroline is literally the a skin magician, I've been getting regular facials/chemical peels from her monthly for the past 4 years and my skin has never been better! Def recommend her!!

Dani Wilson, verified client review on GlossGenius, February 2025
Caroline, licensed esthetician and owner of Refined with Caroline, in her treatment room in Rock Hill, SC

Who does the work

Every peel is done by Caroline

Refined with Caroline is my solo practice in Rock Hill, South Carolina. I am a licensed esthetician and I handle every appointment myself, start to finish. There is no rotating staff and no handing you off partway through.

I look at your skin at the appointment and choose the peel, or adjust the one you booked, based on what I see on the day. If your skin is not ready for the peel you picked, I will say so and treat you accordingly.

More about me and the practice

Questions

Chemical peel questions, answered

What chemical peels do you offer in Rock Hill, SC?

Skin by Caroline at Refined with Caroline offers Glytone peels (glycolic, mandelic, and pyruvic acid), a full menu of PCA SKIN chemical peels, lactic acid and tri-blend peels, the Arctic Berry Peel with facial, BioRePeel for face and body, and body peels for hands, arms, chest and neck, and lower legs. Every peel on this page can be booked online in a couple of clicks.

How much does a chemical peel cost in Rock Hill?

Peels at Skin by Caroline range from $115 to $250. PCA facial peels run $135 to $155, Glytone peels are $199, lactic and tri-blend peels are $155, BioRePeel is $200 for body and $250 for face, and body peels run $115 to $185 depending on the area. Exact prices are listed on each treatment card above.

Which chemical peel is right for me?

It depends on your skin type, your concerns, and your history with acids, which is exactly what a consultation is for. Caroline is a licensed esthetician and will match you to the right formula and strength. If you are new to peels, book the skin care consultation ($55, with a $50 deposit taken at booking and the balance settled at the appointment) and she will build your plan with you.

How many peels will I need?

It depends on your skin and what you are treating. As a general guide, three to six peels spaced three to four weeks apart is a common course, and many people notice a difference around the third. Caroline will suggest a plan based on your skin rather than sell a fixed package, and because peels are booked one at a time you can stop whenever you like.

Is there downtime after a chemical peel?

It varies with the peel and with your skin. Lighter enzyme and lactic treatments typically involve little to no visible peeling, while stronger formulas can bring flaking as skin turns over. Every card on this page carries its downtime level, and Caroline reviews what to expect, and how to care for your skin afterward, at your appointment.

How often should I get a chemical peel?

Professional peels are usually spaced several weeks apart, and the right cadence depends on the peel strength and your skin's response. Caroline will recommend a schedule for your specific treatment plan at your visit.

Do you offer body peels, or only facial peels?

Both. In addition to facial peels, the menu includes body peels for hands ($115), chest and neck ($130), arms with hands included ($150), and lower legs ($185), plus BioRePeel Gold for Body ($200).

How do I book a chemical peel appointment?

Click the booking button on any treatment card on this page. Your booking opens with that exact service already selected, so all you choose is the date and time. Booking runs through GlossGenius, the same system used for every spa service at Refined with Caroline.

Where is the spa located?

Skin by Caroline operates inside Refined with Caroline at 1643 Celanese Road, Rock Hill, SC 29732, serving Rock Hill, York County, Fort Mill, Tega Cay, and the greater Charlotte area. Call or text (980) 999-0974 with any questions.

When should I book a peel?

September onward is when peel courses usually start. A peel exfoliates, and freshly exfoliated skin is far more vulnerable to the sun, so the cooler months with less sun exposure mean less risk of pigment being driven back to the surface. That is why estheticians concentrate peel courses in the fall and the cooler months.

Aftercare

What to have at home

Caroline will talk you through aftercare at the appointment. A few products come up often enough to be worth naming here.

Still deciding

Not sure which peel?

Book a skin care consultation. It is $55 for 60 minutes, with a $50 deposit taken at booking and the balance settled at your appointment. Caroline looks at your skin, asks what you have used before, and tells you which peel she would start you on.

If you have a question about a peel on this page, ask me. I would rather talk it through with you than have you guess, and if it turns into a bigger conversation about your skin, that is what the consultation is for.

Not ready to commit to a peel?

Start with a facial. It is the gentler way in, and it gives Caroline a chance to see how your skin behaves before anything stronger goes near it. Plenty of people begin there and move on to peels later.

See the facials