Medical Grade Peels

Our chemical peels effectively treat acne, pigmentation, sun damage, fine lines, uneven texture, enlarged pores, and dull skin.

During your consultation, we’ll assess your specific concerns and recommend the most appropriate peel type and strength for optimal results.

Medical-grade peels use professional-strength formulations and precise application techniques not available in over-the-counter products.

Our peels penetrate deeper and deliver more significant results, with proper safety protocols and post-treatment care to optimise healing and outcomes.

Superficial peels, like our Salicylic Peel, gently exfoliate the surface with minimal downtime, while deeper peels, like TCA, create more intensive resurfacing with longer healing periods but more dramatic results.

We’ll recommend the appropriate depth based on your concerns and lifestyle.

Recovery varies by peel type, ranging from no downtime for gentle peels to 7-14 days for deeper treatments.

Most peels involve some degree of peeling or flaking as new skin emerges. We provide detailed aftercare instructions to support optimal healing.

Treatment frequency depends on the peel type and your skin’s response. Gentle peels can be repeated every 2-4 weeks, whilst deeper peels may be spaced months apart.

We’ll create a personalised treatment schedule based on your goals and skin assessment.

Yes, chemical peels often complement other treatments like laser therapy or skin needling.

We may recommend combination approaches for comprehensive skin improvement, though timing and sequencing are important for safety and optimal results.

We offer gentle peel options specifically formulated for sensitive skin types.

During consultation, we’ll assess your skin’s tolerance and may recommend patch testing or starting with milder formulations to determine your optimal treatment approach.

The peeling process varies by treatment type but generally involves gradual skin shedding over several days.

It’s important not to pick or force the peeling process, which can cause irritation or scarring. We provide specific instructions for managing the healing phase.