What is a chemical peel?
City pollution shows up on the skin more than anywhere else. A chemical peel is a treatment in which a selection of mild organic acids is applied to the surface of the skin, with a noticeable effect on its structure and appearance.
It has two goals:
- Better-looking skin, by removing the damaged top layer;
- Firmer skin, by stimulating new collagen in the deeper layers.
The result is fresher, denser, rejuvenated skin with a smoother texture and fewer visible imperfections.
What a chemical peel is used for
Chemical peels are often used for problem skin. A peel can help with:
- acne, by reducing inflammation;
- scars left after the active phase of acne;
- fine lines and wrinkles;
- enlarged pores;
- dark spots on the face and hands;
- the depth of scars after acne or measles.
Not sure a peel is right for you? Call 0890 200 100 and describe your skin. Our beautician will tell you which treatment suits it.
Peel, cleansing facial or microdermabrasion?
These treatments all renew the skin, but in different ways:
Chemical peel
Organic acids renew the top layer and stimulate collagen deeper down.
Microdermabrasion
Mechanical exfoliation with tiny crystals. See microdermabrasion.
Cleansing facial
Removes impurities, sebum, blackheads and milia. See face cleaning.
Oxygen facial
Cleansing, nourishing products and pure oxygen for fresh skin. See oxygen therapy.
Price and booking
For the current price of a chemical peel and a free slot, call 0890 200 100 or book online. Prices for all our treatments are in the price list.
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Looking for rejuvenation or lifting?
A chemical peel renews the surface of the skin. If you want firmer skin with no wounds and no downtime, see laser skin rejuvenation. For lifting and tightening the jawline with focused ultrasound, see HIFU lifting.