A chemical peel uses a topical solution to exfoliate the outer layers of the skin. Peels vary in strength and in how deeply they act.
A consultation is required to determine whether a peel may be appropriate. Your practitioner assesses your skin and medical history, discusses the options and alternatives, and explains the potential risks, expected recovery and limitations before anything is decided.
Peels available
Milk Peel
A gentle peel. Suitability is assessed at consultation.
Cosmo Peel
A medium-depth peel. Suitability is assessed at consultation.
Mela Peel
Formulated for concerns about pigmentation and uneven skin tone. Suitability is assessed at consultation.
Triple Action Peel
Combines exfoliation and hydration in one treatment. Suitability is assessed at consultation.
Lacto Peel
A mild lactic acid peel. Sometimes discussed for sensitive skin or a first peel. Suitability is assessed at consultation.
Power Peel
An intensive peel discussed for more advanced concerns. Suitability is assessed at consultation.
All chemical peels are performed by trained practitioners. Chemical peels carry risks, including redness, irritation, prolonged healing, infection and changes in pigmentation. The risks that apply to your skin type are discussed with you before treatment.
Important information
A clinical consultation is required before treatment. Your practitioner will assess your concerns, relevant medical history, treatment suitability and available options. Potential risks, limitations, expected recovery and realistic treatment outcomes are also discussed as part of the informed consent process.
Treatment is not suitable for everyone. Suitability and outcomes vary between individuals.