Chemical Peels
Targeted treatment for pigmentation, acne marks and dull skin
Sessions
4–6 sessions, 2–4 weeks apart
Session time
20–30 minutes
Downtime
0–3 days of mild flaking
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Overview
Chemical peels use controlled application of medical-grade acids — glycolic, salicylic, mandelic, lactic or a combination — to remove damaged outer layers of skin and stimulate healthy renewal. Peel strength is chosen according to your skin type and concern, making it effective for melasma, post-acne marks, tanning, dull skin and clogged pores.
Procedure
- 1
Assessment & priming
- Skin is assessed and often primed at home for 1–2 weeks.
- Peel type and strength are selected.
- 2
Preparation
- Skin is cleansed and degreased.
- Sensitive areas are protected with barrier cream.
- 3
Peel application
- The solution is applied for a controlled contact time.
- Mild tingling or warmth is normal.
- 4
Neutralise & soothe
- The peel is neutralised and cooled.
- Sunscreen and repair cream are applied.
Benefits
Visibly lighter pigmentation and acne marks.
Smoother texture and reduced clogged pores.
Controls active acne when salicylic peels are used.
Quick sessions with minimal downtime.
Causes & who it is for
- Melasma and pigmentation
- Post-acne marks
- Sun tanning
- Uneven skin tone and texture
Aftercare & results
- Strict sun protection with SPF 50 sunscreen — reapply every 3–4 hours.
- Do not pick or peel flaking skin.
- Pause retinol and scrubs for 5–7 days.