Baby Foot Peel Procedure In Mishawaka

Make your feet smooth and as soft as a baby’s foot.

If your feet are constantly dry or cracked due to everyday activities like walking or just wearing shoes, a Baby Foot peel can turn back time and reveal baby-like smoothness on the soles of your feet.

In about an hour, this painless foot peel removes dead skin cells with more than a dozen natural extracts that exfoliate and moisturize at the same time. Healthy skin is undamaged while dead skin gently peels away.

Get your feet ready for summer! Baby Foot peels cost $25. Call or contact The Centre P.C. online to schedule your appointment. At the only comprehensive spa in Mishawaka, our baby foot peel procedure is popular among clients from Elkhart, South Bend, and other areas of Indiana.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does Baby Foot peel work?

A Baby Foot peel is essentially a chemical peel for your feet. Baby Foot contains several natural extracts as well as active ingredients like lactic acid, which initiate the peeling process.

First, patients slide their feet into two plastic socks that contain the gel ingredients. Feet remain in the gel for about an hour. Patients can walk around if necessary, but sitting is preferred. At our Mishawaka clinic, patients experience no pain or discomfort while the gel is in contact with the feet.

Next, the plastic socks are removed; the feet are washed and dried.

Results will vary among individuals, depending on the thickness of dead skin cells on the feet. Peeling usually begins within three to seven days after application.

Am I a good candidate for a Baby Foot peel?

With only a few exceptions, almost anyone can enjoy the benefits of a Baby Foot peel.

Baby Foot contains both lactic and glycolic acid, which may cause discomfort or infection in individuals who have warts, open sores, skin sensitivity, or skin conditions such as eczema or psoriasis.

Talk with your provider about any potential sensitivities, allergies, or concerns you may have before enjoying a Baby Foot treatment at our clinic in Michiana.

When can I use lotion on my feet?

Try to avoid using lotion on your feet until after the peeling process in complete. If your feet are too dry, use an oil free lotion sparingly.

How long will my feet peel?

Generally, peeling begins within three to seven days and takes approximately seven to 10 days peel completely. However, depending on the thickness of the dead skin, peeling may begin up to 14 days after treatment and last several days.

To encourage the peeling process, after bathing, gently rub your feet with your hands. Do not use a foot file to aid peeling—it will generate more dead skin cells.

How often can I get a Baby Foot peel?

Baby foot is safe to use whenever you notice a buildup of dead skin cells, rough, or cracked skin. We recommend at least two weeks between peeling treatments for safe and beautiful results.

Schedule Your Foot Peel Today!

If you’re unhappy with dry, cracked, or callused feet, a Baby Foot peel is an affordable, painless way to get beautiful looking feet.

To schedule an appointment, or if you have questions about Baby Foot peel, contact The Centre P.C. online to get started now.

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Dr. Downs

Ronald K. Downs, M.D., F.A.C.S. founded The Centre, P.C. in Elkhart, Indiana in 1992. He is an active member in the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. Dr. Downs is also a member of The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, The American Medical Association, The Ohio Valley Plastic Surgery Society, The Rush Surgical Society, and The Indiana State Medical Association where he serves on the board of directors and has served as the president from 2003 to 2004.

Dr. Macias

Dr. Macias completed her plastic and reconstructive surgery residency training at Spectrum Health/Michigan State University in Grand Rapids, Michigan. She is currently Board-Eligible with the American Board of Plastic Surgery.

Dr. Viscardi

Patrick J. Viscardi, M.D. has been part of the surgical team at The Centre, P.C. since 1998. Dr. Viscardi graduated from Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire, as a summa cum laude. He received his Doctor of Medicine Degree from the University of Rochester in New York. Dr. Viscardi completed his internship and general surgery residency at the University of Louisville, where he served as chief resident from 1994 to 1995.