Some peels give an immediate glow; stronger renewal happens as the skin sheds and recovers. A course may be recommended for a particular concern.
Chemical peels
A chemical peel applies a controlled solution to the skin to loosen or remove selected surface layers. Peel strength and ingredients vary, so the product is chosen around your skin, history and goals.
Book this treatmentThis depends on peel depth. Mild peels may cause redness and dryness; stronger treatments can cause visible flaking or peeling for several days.
Is this the right treatment for you?
- Dull or uneven-looking skin
- Congestion and selected breakouts
- Fine surface lines
- Selected pigmentation concerns
Why clients choose it.
- A treatment can be adapted in strength
- Supports smoother, brighter-looking skin
- Works well as part of a course
- Can be combined with a wider homecare plan
What happens on the day.
Your skin and relevant product use are reviewed when you arrive. The skin is prepared before the peel is applied for a controlled period and then removed or neutralised as required.
No separate consultation appointment is needed.Suitability, your medical history, consent and the final treatment plan are completed with your practitioner when you arrive. If treatment is not clinically appropriate, it will not go ahead.
Plan for your recovery.
Use the recovery guidance above when planning your appointment. Your practitioner will explain what to expect for your treatment and give you written aftercare to take home.
AFTERCARE
Look after the area while it settles.
- 01
Do not pick or peel shedding skin
- 02
Avoid retinoids, acids, scrubs and fragranced actives until healed
- 03
Use gentle cleanser, moisturiser and high-factor SPF
- 04
Avoid heat, swimming and strenuous exercise while the skin is reactive
When to contact us urgentlyCall 07865 763878
Contact us about blistering, marked swelling, increasing pain, weeping skin, spreading redness or an unexpected colour change.
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