Consultation: We begin with a comprehensive consultation to assess your skin type, concerns, and goals. Our specialists will recommend the peel type that best suits your needs.
Preparation: Prior to your peel, we provide guidance on how to prepare your skin, such as avoiding certain products and sun exposure.
Treatment: During the treatment, a specially formulated solution is applied to the skin. The type and strength of the peel will determine how long the solution remains on the skin.
Post-Treatment Care: Following your peel, we provide detailed aftercare instructions to promote healing and maximize your results. Recovery times vary depending on the peel’s strength, from minimal downtime with light peels to a week or more for deeper peels.

We offer a range of peels designed to suit different skin types and address specific concerns:

1. Light Peels (Superficial Peels)

Light peels use mild acids, such as alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs) and beta-hydroxy acids (BHAs), to exfoliate the outermost layer of skin gently. They are ideal for those looking to improve texture, reduce mild pigmentation, or refresh the skin with minimal downtime.

Best for: Dullness, uneven texture, mild acne, and fine lines.

2. Medium Peels

Medium peels penetrate deeper into the skin, targeting both the epidermis and the upper dermis. They are effective for more pronounced signs of aging, including fine lines, deeper wrinkles, and moderate pigmentation. Ingredients like trichloroacetic acid (TCA) are commonly used for medium peels.

Best for: Fine lines, wrinkles, moderate sun damage, and uneven skin tone.

3. Deep Peels

Deep peels, such as those containing phenol or higher-strength TCA, penetrate the deeper layers of skin. They are used for more severe skin concerns, such as deep wrinkles, scars, and significant sun damage. These peels offer dramatic results but typically involve more downtime.

Best for: Severe sun damage, deep wrinkles, scars, and significant texture issues.

Skin peels are exfoliating treatments designed to remove the outer layers of dead skin, promoting cell turnover and revealing smoother, brighter, and healthier skin underneath. They can address various concerns, including fine lines, acne, pigmentation, and texture irregularities, using different strengths and types of acids depending on individual needs. A consultation ensures the peel is customised to your skin type and goals, optimising results while minimising risks.

Yes, preparing the skin prior to skin peel treatments is important to ensure optimal results and reduce the risk of side effects. Pre-treatment preparation often includes using gentle exfoliants, such as AHAs or retinoids, to condition the skin and promote even penetration of the peel. Additionally, avoiding sun exposure, harsh skincare products, and certain medications for a few days before treatment helps minimize irritation and enhance the skin's tolerance to the peel.

Skin peels are exfoliating treatments designed to remove the outer layers of dead skin, promoting cell turnover and revealing smoother, brighter, and healthier skin underneath. They can address various concerns, including fine lines, acne, pigmentation, and texture irregularities, using different strengths and types of acids depending on individual needs. A consultation ensures the peel is customised to your skin type and goals, optimising results while minimising risks.