Chemical Peel Treatment

First Step – Skin Assessment

Your treatment begins with an examination of your skin. The skin expert checks your skin type, pigmentation, acne marks, sensitivity, current skincare routine, and the concern you want to improve.

This helps determine whether a chemical peel is suitable for your skin and which type of peel should be used.

You may also be advised to stop certain skincare products before the session, depending on what you currently use.

Second Step – Chemical Peel Application

The skin is first cleansed to remove oil, makeup, and surface impurities.

The selected chemical solution is then applied to the treatment area for a controlled period. You may notice mild warmth, tingling, or a stinging sensation while the peel is on the skin.

The solution works on the outer layers of the skin. The depth of treatment depends on the type and strength of peel selected for you.

Once the required application time is complete, the peel is removed or neutralized as appropriate.

Third Step – Caring for Your Skin After the Peel

For the next few days, your skin may feel tighter than usual and light flaking may appear as the surface skin sheds.

Let the skin peel naturally. Avoid scrubs, picking, retinol, and strong exfoliating products during this time.

Use a gentle cleanser, moisturizer, and sunscreen as advised. Your skin expert will also guide you on when to restart your regular skincare routine.

Some skin concerns may need more than one peel session for noticeable improvement.

Which Skin Concerns Can Chemical Peels Help With?

Chemical peel treatment may be considered for:

• Dull and tired-looking skin
• Uneven skin tone
• Superficial pigmentation
• Dark spots
• Sun-damaged skin
• Mild acne marks
• Rough skin texture
• Fine surface lines
• Excess surface oil and clogged pores

A consultation is recommended before treatment because deeper pigmentation, active acne, or significant acne scars may require a different treatment or a combination of procedures.

Types of Chemical Peels

Different peeling agents can be used depending on the skin concern and required depth of exfoliation.

Superficial Peels

These work mainly on the outermost layer of the skin. They are commonly considered for mild dullness, uneven tone, and superficial pigmentation and generally involve less recovery time.

Medium-Depth Peels

These peels work below the skin's surface and are used when concerns such as pigmentation, uneven texture, or fine lines need a stronger treatment.

More visible peeling and redness can happen afterward, so recovery usually takes longer than with a superficial peel.

The peel type and strength should be chosen only after checking your skin condition and sensitivity.

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