Resurfacing Peel
BioRePeel
A peel that works underneath rather than sheeting off the top. Real resurfacing results without the week of flaking that has always been the price of them.
What it actually is
The results of a peel, without the peeling.
Traditional peels work by damaging the surface enough that it sheds and is replaced. Effective, but it means several days of visible flaking, and most people cannot simply disappear for a week.
BioRePeel is formulated to act biologically rather than by injury. It carries active acids alongside amino acids and vitamins, and a component that helps it pass through the surface without stripping it. The work happens below, so you get the renewal without the shedding — most people show little more than a mild flush on the day.
It is not magic and it is not a single-session fix. Texture, tone and superficial marks respond genuinely well over a course of about four, spaced a fortnight apart.
The appointment
60 minutes, start to finish.
Prepare
Skin degreased thoroughly. Any residue left behind gives an uneven result, so this step is not rushed.
Apply
Massaged in section by section for a set time. You will feel a light tingle and often a faint fizzing.
Neutralise
Removed on schedule. Timing is the whole discipline of peel work.
Calm and protect
Soothing serum, hydration and SPF. Sunscreen is genuinely non-negotiable for the following week.
Why people rebook it
What you should reasonably expect.
No visible peeling
The reason people choose this over a traditional peel. You can go back to work.
Texture and tone
Roughness, dullness and superficial marks all improve across a course.
Fast appointment
An hour, and the active part is a good deal shorter than that.
Works on the body too
Back, neck and hands respond as well as the face.
Being straight with you
When this is the right call — and when it isn't.
A good fit if
- You want peel results but cannot take a week of flaking
- Texture, dullness or uneven tone are your main concerns
- You have superficial marks left behind by old breakouts
- You can commit to about four sessions a fortnight apart
Probably not, if
- You are pregnant or breastfeeding
- You have very reactive skin or active eczema in the area
- You have been in strong sun this week or are due to be shortly
We would genuinely rather move you onto the right treatment than take the booking for this one.
Questions
What people ask before booking.
Will I really not peel?
What does it feel like?
How many sessions will I need?
Can I have it before a holiday?
Can I wear makeup afterwards?
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