Chemical peels use carefully selected exfoliating solutions to remove damaged surface cells and encourage fresher-looking skin. They can help improve dullness, uneven texture, mild pigmentation and certain acne-related concerns, depending on the peel type and skin condition.
Helps remove built-up dead skin cells to reveal a fresher, smoother-looking surface.
Can improve roughness and uneven skin texture for a more polished appearance.
Supports improved clarity and radiance by reducing dull, tired-looking skin.
Peel type and strength can be chosen according to specific concerns such as mild pigmentation, acne marks or uneven texture.
A chemical peel exfoliates selected layers of the skin to improve surface texture, brightness and clarity. The depth of treatment varies depending on your skin concern and the solution used.
Different peel formulations suit different skin types. A dermatologist should assess your skin first to choose the appropriate strength and ingredients and reduce the risk of irritation or pigmentation changes.
That depends on the type and strength of peel. Some lighter peels may cause only mild dryness or flaking, while stronger peels can produce more noticeable peeling for several days.
The interval depends on the peel strength, your skin condition and treatment goals. Mild peels may be repeated more frequently, while deeper treatments usually require longer recovery periods.
