Chemical Peels

Not every chemical peel causes visible peeling. Some treatments create light dryness or flaking, while others may produce more noticeable peeling.  We will explain what to expect from the peel selected for you. 

Your peel is selected according to your skin type, concern, sensitivity, current skincare and treatment goals. You do not need to choose the product or peel strength yourself.

Selected peels may help improve the appearance of superficial pigmentation and uneven tone. Pigmentation often requires ongoing management, daily sun protection and an appropriate medical-grade home care protocol rather than one treatment alone.

Selected peels may support acne-prone or congested skin by improving surface exfoliation and helping reduce the appearance of blocked pores and post-acne marks. Active or more complex acne may also require a wider skincare protocol or medical treatment plan.

This depends on your skin concern and the peel selected. Some patients choose a single skin-refreshing treatment, while others may benefit from a planned course. The recommended number of sessions is normally between 3 and 6 sessions and will be explained during consultation.

Some active products may need to be paused before and after treatment. You will receive clear preparation and aftercare instructions based on your peel and existing skincare routine.