Chemical peels are commonly used to improve skin tone, texture and clarity. They may help reduce visible pigmentation, support acne-prone skin, and assist in smoothing out rough patches or uneven tone. By removing superficial skin cells, peels encourage healthy cell turnover and allow for better product absorption. Different types of peels target different concerns, so your skin will be assessed in person to choose the most appropriate option for your needs, goals and tolerance.

Yes, but the type of peel formula and strenght must be carefully selected. Many peels come in multiple concentrations, and there are specific types designed for sensitive or reactive skin. During your consultation, your skin will be reviewed to determine if it’s currently healthy enough for exfoliation. If not, a preparatory phase may be recommended. The aim is always to choose a peel that works with - not against - your skin barrier to minimise risk and support long-term results.

Post-treatment effects vary depending on the depth of the peel. Some cause little to no visible reaction, while others may result in redness, dryness or flaking for several days. You’ll be given detailed aftercare instructions, including what products to avoid and when to resume active skincare. It's also important to avoid sun exposure and use broad-spectrum sunscreen. You’ll be supported with follow-up guidance, and our Registered Nurse is available if you have any concerns.

Results may be visible after one peel, but most clients benefit from a course of treatments. This could range from three to six sessions spaced weeks apart, depending on your concerns and skin response. Your Registered Nurse will create a plan based on your skin’s tolerance and what you’re hoping to improve. The treatment schedule can be adjusted based on results and preferences. Maintenance peels may also be recommended to support long-term skin clarity and health.