Visible peeling depends on the strength and type of peel used. A superficial peel may cause only mild dryness or flaking, while a stronger peel may produce more noticeable peeling for several days.
About Chemical Peel
Chemical peels use carefully formulated acids to remove damaged outer layers of the skin, revealing fresher and smoother-looking skin underneath. Also known as a skin peeling treatment, different peel strengths may be used— from gentle lunchtime peels to deeper resurfacing treatments—customised for concerns such as acne, pimple marks, pigmentation, uneven texture and dull skin.
Key Benefits
Improved skin texture and tone
Reduced fine lines and wrinkles
Diminished acne scars
Reduced hyperpigmentation
Minimised pore appearance
Stimulated collagen production
Treatment Process
1
Consultation
Skin assessment to determine the appropriate peel type and strength for your concerns.
2
Preparation
The skin is carefully cleansed and prepared for optimal and even peel penetration.
3
Application
The selected peel solution is carefully applied and continuously monitored.
4
Neutralisation
The peel is neutralised where required, followed by soothing products and sun protection.
Ideal Candidate
Chemical peels may be suitable for concerns including ageing, pigmentation, acne marks, uneven texture and dull skin. Treatment may not be recommended during active breakouts, skin infections or when the skin is highly irritated or sensitised.
