What is a chemical peel?

Chemical peels are used to remove the outermost layer of the skin. A chemical peel is a procedure in which a chemical solution is applied to the skin to remove the top layers.

The aim of the product is to create ‘controlled injury’ to the skin. This controlled injury creates a healing response from the skin which encourages collagen and elastin production, which is what makes the skin look firm and smooth.

What are the benefits of a chemical peel?

Chemical peels are used to treat wrinkles, acne, discolored skin and scars — usually on the face.

They can be done alone or combined with other cosmetic procedures.

Say goodbye to; Fine lines and wrinkles sun damage blackheads and clogged pores acne marks/scars, hyperpigmenation, dull skin that lacks good texture and uneven skin tone

Say hello to; Clearer, smoother skin tighter, firmer skin balanced skin tone softness glowing and radiant appearance

Does it hurt?

No, it doesn’t hurt, but you may feel very mild stinging or irritation.

Will I see results straight away?

Results are usually seen around a week or two after.

You will see results after one peel, but we usually recommend a course of 6, one every 4 weeks.

How can I get the most from my chemical peel for best results?

Dermaplaning and Led light therapy can be added on for maximum results.

How long does it take?

It takes about 30mins, this includes cleansing and preparing the skin.

How much does it cost?

£99 for 1, or £250 for 3, or 6 for £360

Will I be red?

You may have slight redness after the peel, but nothing dramatic.

Will my skin flake off?

We use a 40% peel, with more botanicals and anti-irritants so the sensation is less irritating on the skin, however the peel still has the same strength, so results are still amazing, with less downside or irritation, therefore you shouldn’t experience any flaking if the skin.

How long after before I can wear make up?

It is recommended to wait at least 24 hours.

Is there any restrictions for a chemical peel?

• 1 year off accutane

• Discontinue Retin-A 10 days prior treatment

• Pregnant or lactating

• Allergies to aspirin

• Sunburned or compromised skin

• Heart condition/problems

• Immunity disorders

• Lumps

• Medications for diabetes type 2,

• Lupus, chemotherapy/radiation treatment,

• Permanent make up (wait 7 days)

• Active cold sores or lesions

• Active facial rash

• Immediately post facial lift needs doctor’s approval

• Rosacea will need to be evaluated

• Facial waxing requires a 72 hour waiting period

• Must be over 18.

  Stop 2 weeks prior - Antihistamines - Oral skin medications - Benzyl peroxide - Decongestants - Alpha hydroxy acids Retin A/Renovation or any other topical prescriptions - Depilatory wax