Skin peels

How skin peels work

Skin peels involve the application of a chemical solution to the skin, which causes exfoliation and peeling of the outer layers. This process stimulates cell turnover, promotes collagen production and reveals fresher, healthier skin underneath. Depending on the peel’s depth and formulation, they can target specific skin issues, such as fine lines, uneven texture and sun damage.

The benefits are wide-ranging: smoother texture and refined pores, faded dark spots, melasma and sun-induced pigmentation, softened fine lines and wrinkles, controlled acne breakouts and reduced acne scarring, and a balanced, even complexion.

Types of peel

Your treatment experience

Your skin peel experience begins with a thorough consultation to assess your skin type, concerns and desired outcomes. During the treatment, the chemical solution is carefully applied to the skin and left for a specific duration before neutralisation. You may experience a mild tingling or warmth during the process.

After the peel, your skin may appear red and feel tight, similar to a sunburn. Depending on the peel’s depth, you may experience light peeling or flaking as the new skin surfaces. Following the post-care instructions provided by your skincare professional ensures optimal results and minimises any potential side effects.