Chemical Peels

Looking to enhance your youthful complexion

When you hear the words chemical peel and acid peel you could feel anxious, but actually skin peels are one of the best and least invasive ways to improve your skin.

How do you do it?
Peels have been around for years, they’re one of the most tried and tested ways to improve your skin health.  There are several types of peels available in clinic, here are a few that we offer in clinic, a deep medical grade TCA or perfect peel to a medium glow peel to more superficial Alumier MD Radiance peels.  The type of peel chosen for your skin will be based upon a thorough consultation looking to address your particular concerns.
 
A peel is a technique used to improve and smooth the texture of the skin using a chemical solution that causes the dead skin to slough off and eventually peel.
What is involved?
The first thing a chemical peel does is exfoliate away the tough, dull, dead layer of skin, it also manages to penetrate through that layer and actually rejuvenate and regenerate the skin cells underneath. So you will get two benefits, the exfoliation as well as the rejuvenation which is helpful for things like fine lines and blemishes
 
The regenerated skin is smoother, less wrinkled and appears fresher than the old skin. While a single peel will deliver a noticeable benefit, a course is sometimes recommended for optimum results.
 
Some chemical peels are single skin peel treatments and involve no downtime. Others require a course of treatments, some of which have little or no down time, others may be longer it all depends on your skin which would be discussed at your appointment.
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Chemical Peels

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A chemical peel is a skin treatment; which is used to improve and smooth out the surface of the facial skin. A chemical solution is used to remove top layers of skin, which allows the dead surface skin to peel off. The peeling process leads to new skin growth – usually smoother, healthier and less wrinkled compared to the old skin. Chemical peels should only be performed by aesthetic professionals, such as aesthetic doctors, nurses and beauty therapists.

The peel speeds up your natural skin’s healing process by stimulating the production of collagen and improving elastin fibres- these are what give skin it’s youthful form and shape. It also revitalizes sensitive skin and helps improve the appearance of irritated or inflamed skin.

  • Acne– Superficial chemical peels exfoliate the skin, allowing dead skin cells to be removed more effectively, excess oils on the skin are also removed. This action unblocks hair follicles and pores and reducing the appearance of pimples and improving skin texture that is damaged by acne.
  • Reduce fine lines and wrinkles- especially under the eyes and around the mouth in sun damaged or ageing skin.
  • Rough skin Texture- chemical peels can improve rough skin texture by increasing the amount of collagen in the upper layer of the skin.
  • Lentigines (large freckles) which appear as dark spots on the skin, they are also called liver spots, or age spots- Large freckles can develop as a result of sun exposure and are present on sites which are exposed to excess sun such as face and arms and neck. A course of chemical peels can lighten large freckles and improve the appearance of sun damaged skin.
  • Melasma- is a dark skin discoloration which appears as patches commonly found on the cheeks, nose, lips, upper lip, and forehead. It is common in women who are taking hormonal treatment in the form of contraceptives or Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) and pregnant women. A course of chemical peels can lighten the appearance of dark discoloured skin caused by melasma.
  • Hyperpigmentation- caused by excess skin pigment in the skin which can result in uneven skin tone. Chemical peels can lighten and even out the tone and appearance of the skin. The skinceuticals pigment balancing masque and peel maybe more effective for hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone.

Whilst you may see some benefits after a single peel. We would recommend a course of six peels three to four weeks apart. This will give the best results, as the full benefits of the peels build up over a course of six treatments. After a course of six peels you can have a once monthly maintenance peel or wait for three months before embarking on another course of peels.

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Alumier MD Professional Peels

AlumierMD Peel Treatments are the next generation of clinical exfoliation. With a variety of peels, each with a unique complex of ingredients, your AlumierMD professional can customise your program of treatments to target your specific skin concerns whether it be aging, pigmentation or acne. This unique experience includes an exfoliating peel treatment, brightening enhancement followed by prescriptive targets serums with reveal a more radiant, soft and luminous skin.