Chemical Peels, Chosen by a Dermatologist for Your Skin

A chemical peel is a solution applied to the skin to exfoliate selected layers and encourage renewal. Different ingredients and strengths are used for concerns such as dullness, acne or uneven tone.

Peel type and depth are chosen after assessment. On melanin-rich skin, preparation and aftercare are important to reduce the chance of irritation or new dark marks.

Your clinician assesses your skin, discusses preparation and selects a peel. During treatment, the skin is monitored and aftercare is explained.

1. 01Consultation to choose an appropriate peel and prepare the skin.
2. 02The face is cleansed and the selected peel is applied for a monitored period.
3. 03You may feel tingling or warmth; tell the clinician if you are uncomfortable.
4. 04Aftercare and sun protection are reviewed before you leave.

• People with dullness or uneven texture.
• People with post-acne dark marks or congestion.
• People seeking a dermatologist-selected peel rather than a one-size-fits-all treatment.

Session length

Discussed for the selected peel

Number of sessions

Based on skin and concern

Sensation

May include temporary tingling

Downtime

Varies with peel depth

Aftercare: Use only the products and sun protection recommended by your clinician. Do not pick or scrub peeling skin; contact the clinic if you have a concerning reaction.

Some peels can trigger irritation or post-inflammatory dark marks. We assess your skin, select strength conservatively and give an aftercare plan. Results and risks vary.