Targeted Resurfacing
Chemical Peel
A solution chosen for your skin and your concern specifically. The most direct route to changing pigmentation, texture and the marks old breakouts leave behind.
What it actually is
The treatment that is chosen, not ordered.
A chemical peel is not one treatment. It is a family of them, and which acid, what strength and how long it stays on are decided by your skin, your concern and how much recovery you can realistically take. A superficial lactic peel and a stronger resurfacing blend are entirely different appointments with the same name.
That is why this is the one treatment on the menu without a fixed duration or a set protocol. We assess first, and we would rather start conservatively and build than overshoot on a first appointment — with peels, overshooting means visible consequences you have to live with for a week or more.
Used properly and in a course, peels remain the most effective non-invasive tool for pigmentation and sun damage. Used carelessly on the wrong skin, they cause exactly the pigmentation they were meant to treat. The assessment is not a formality.
The appointment
What the appointment involves.
Assess honestly
Skin type, history, medication and how much downtime you can take. This decides everything that follows.
Prepare
Degreased thoroughly and sensitive areas protected. Uneven prep gives an uneven peel.
Apply and time
Applied in layers and watched closely. Timing is the entire skill of peel work.
Neutralise and protect
Stopped on schedule, calmed, then detailed aftercare — which matters more here than in any other treatment.
Why people rebook it
What you should reasonably expect.
Genuine pigment change
The most effective non-invasive option for sun damage and uneven tone.
Smoother texture
Roughness and shallow scarring soften across a course.
Scaled to you
Strength is matched to your skin and your schedule, not a fixed menu item.
Fades old marks
The brown marks breakouts leave behind respond particularly well.
Being straight with you
When this is the right call — and when it isn't.
A good fit if
- Pigmentation, sun damage or uneven tone is your main concern
- Old breakouts have left marks that will not fade
- You can take some visible flaking for a few days
- You want a course with a real plan behind it
Probably not, if
- You are pregnant or breastfeeding
- You are taking isotretinoin or finished it recently
- You cannot commit to strict sun protection afterwards — this is how peels cause pigmentation
We would genuinely rather move you onto the right treatment than take the booking for this one.
Questions
What people ask before booking.
How much will I actually peel?
Why is there no set price or duration listed?
Is it safe on deeper skin tones?
Can I have one before a holiday?
How is this different from BioRePeel?
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