Skin & Dermatology

Chemical Peel

Controlled resurfacing for renewed skin texture and tone

Chemical peels use controlled application of an acid solution to remove damaged outer skin layers, stimulating cellular renewal and collagen production to deliver clearer, smoother and more youthful-looking skin.

Peel depth and acid formulation — from light glycolic to medium TCA to deep phenol — are selected by the dermatologist based on your skin concern, Fitzpatrick skin type and available downtime, ensuring both efficacy and safety.

Key Benefits

Improves pigmentation, acne scars and uneven skin tone
Stimulates new collagen and elastin production
Reduces fine lines and surface textural irregularities
Multiple peel depths available for all skin types and concerns

Is This Treatment Right For You?

Patients with sun damage, melasma or post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
Those with mild to moderate acne scarring
Anyone wanting skin renewal with minimal intervention

What to Expect

Skin Assessment

Skin type, concern and peel depth are determined by the dermatologist.

Skin Preparation

A pre-peel prep course may be prescribed to prime the skin for 2–4 weeks.

Peel Application

The acid solution is applied evenly and left for the prescribed time before neutralisation.

Post-Peel Care

A recovery skincare protocol is provided to support healing and optimise results.

Recovery & Aftercare

Light peels: 2–3 days of mild flaking; medium peels: 5–7 days of visible peeling; deeper peels: up to 2 weeks of recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are chemical peels safe for darker skin tones?

Yes, with careful acid selection and skin preparation — our dermatologists tailor peel choice to Fitzpatrick type to minimise risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.

How many peels will I need?

A course of 3–6 light peels monthly is common for gradual improvement; a single medium or deep peel can deliver more dramatic results.