Resurfacing for tone, texture and clarity.
A chemical peel is a controlled, calibrated exfoliation. The acid dissolves the bonds between dead and dying surface cells; what lifts is what was leaving anyway. The skin underneath — fresh, even, better-organised — is what does the actual work.
We use six acids, selected by skin type and concern: glycolic for brightening, mandelic for sensitivity, salicylic for oil and congestion, lactic for hydration, TCA for deeper resurfacing, and Jessner's for combination cases. Strength and frequency are written for you, not for a standard.
A course runs four to six sessions, spaced two to four weeks apart, with a written review halfway through. We adjust strength upward only when the previous session has settled completely.
Hover or tap a peel to see what it does and where it is typically applied. The choice is rarely a single acid — most courses sequence two or three across visits as the skin progresses.
Cleansing, the peel application, neutralisation, and a soothing finish. The actual acid contact is short — under ten minutes.
Spaced two to four weeks apart, with a written halfway review. Maintenance every two to three months once the course is complete.
Quoted in person after a full assessment. The practice does not publish prices online.
If your question isn't here, write to us. We answer every enquiry — usually the same day.
Ask the practice →The first consultation is examination first — under good light, magnification where indicated. If a peel isn't the right answer for your skin today, we'll say so.