Treatment Booking Guide
Chemical Peel Booking Software for Estheticians
Chemical peel clients often need consult-first scheduling and clear prep rules. A strong booking flow keeps clients informed and protects your time.
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Example Chemical Peel setup
A starting point for your own menu, not a market survey. Set the price, length and timing that fit your practice.
Example price
$120-$350 per session
Session length
30-60 minutes
Rebook window
Every 4-8 weeks by peel type
Who this booking setup is best for
- Estheticians offering level-based peel menus
- Practices that need strong prep communication
- Estheticians who record peel strength and skin reaction at every visit
Booking checklist for Chemical Peel
- Use consult-first options for new peel clients
- Send prep instructions before appointment day
- Require deposits for advanced peel sessions
- Schedule next treatment window at checkout
After the appointment
The booking is one part of the client relationship. Here is what carries forward from your treatment room.
- 1
Before she arrives
Link your intake form and prep instructions to the Chemical Peel service. Both go out with every reminder, so she arrives ready and you arrive informed.
- 2
In the treatment room
Record the visit in a SOAP note: what she told you, what you saw, how her skin responded. Before and after photos attach to that visit.
- 3
Before she leaves
The note's plan holds her home care, the products you recommend and when you want to see her again. Tick one box and she gets it by email as a visit summary.
- 4
Her next session
If the treatment works as a series, sell it as a treatment plan. You set the wait between sessions, and SpaSphere emails her when the next one is ready to book.
For chemical peel: Pick the Chemical Peel note type to record the strength you used and how her skin reacted. If the peel needs 14 days of recovery, set a two-week wait in the treatment plan so the next session can't be booked too soon.
See how SOAP notes and treatment plans work in SpaSphere.
What your treatment page should include
- Include this: Consult requirement for first-time clients
- Include this: Downtime expectations
- Include this: Contraindication reminders
- Include this: Post-treatment follow-up timing
Related pages
FAQ
Should new peel clients book consults first?
In most cases, yes. Consult-first booking helps match peel level and avoid unsafe scheduling.
What reminders matter most for peel bookings?
Prep reminders before treatment and aftercare reminders right after treatment are the most important.