Medical Peels
Medical peels use selected acids to create controlled exfoliation at a specific depth. Depending on the formula and strength, they can improve rough texture, superficial pigmentation, uneven tone, and fine lines by encouraging more even renewal of the outer skin layers.
The peel is selected after assessing your skin type, current skincare routine, recent procedures, and goals. Some peels cause little visible flaking, while others involve several days of more noticeable peeling. Aftercare, especially sun protection, is an important part of the treatment.
Key benefits
- Can improve selected superficial pigmentation and uneven-looking tone
- May smooth rough texture and soften the appearance of fine lines
- Different peel strengths allow treatment to be matched to the concern and preferred recovery time
- The formula and depth are selected according to your skin assessment and treatment goals
How it works
1
Skin, skincare routine, recent procedures, and treatment goals are reviewed before choosing a peel
2
The peel solution is applied and monitored according to the specific product protocol
3
Aftercare instructions cover cleansing, moisturizing, sun protection, and what to avoid during recovery
What to expect
Session time
30-45 minutes
Downtime
Varies by peel; dryness, tightness, or flaking may last several days
Results appear
Improvement becomes clearer after the skin settles and renews
Results last
Depends on peel depth, the concern being treated, skincare, sun exposure, and maintenance
Frequently asked questions
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Book a consultation and we'll craft a tailored plan - we favor natural enhancement and long-term skin health.