- Superficial Peels (AHA/BHA): Mild acids (like glycolic or salicylic acid) that target only the outermost layer. Ideal for quick glow, blackheads, and light refreshment with zero downtime.
- Medium Peels (TCA): Penetrate deeper into the skin layers. Excellent for targeting fine lines, acne scars, and noticeable hyperpigmentation.
- Deep Peels: Strong treatments targeting deep wrinkles or severe scars, performed under medical supervision.
Skincare
Skin peel
Chemical peel is a procedure where a special solution is applied to the skin to remove old, damaged skin cells. This promotes skin renewal, reducing pigmentation, wrinkles, and imperfections, giving it a fresher, more youthful appearance. It's a controlled and customizable procedure suitable for various skin types and concerns.
TREATMENT TIME
30
RESULTS TAKE
Instant
LASTS FOR
3 - 4 months
DOWNTIME
None
What are Skin peel
What are the benefits of Skin peel
Frequently Asked Questions
During the application, you will feel a warm, tingling, or stinging sensation on the skin. For superficial peels, this lasts only a few minutes and is easily tolerated. For medium peels, a handheld fan is provided to minimize any temporary discomfort.
Avoid sun exposure and sunbeds for at least 2 weeks before your appointment. Stop using retinol, AHAs, BHAs, or exfoliating scrubs 3–5 days prior to the peel. Do not wax, shave, or use hair removal creams on the face for 48 hours before the session.
Apply SPF 30/50 daily without fail, as your new skin will be highly sensitive to UV damage. Do not pick, pull, or scratch peeling skin, as this can cause scarring and hyperpigmentation. Let it flake off naturally. Keep the skin hydrated using only the gentle, bland moisturizers recommended by your practitioner. Avoid makeup, heavy sweating, saunas, and swimming pools for 48–72 hours post-treatment.