Chemical peeling is a skin treatment which involves the peeling of the old skin and its replacement by a new layer of skin. It is generally done on the face, neck or arms and the process involves the application of a chemical solution over the skin in order to improve the overall appearance. The chemical peeling process is generally used to treat common skin disorders like - acne, wrinkles, scars, pigmentation and such others.

A chemical peel, also called chemexfoliation or derma peeling, is one of the least invasive ways to improve the appearance of your skin. Although chemical peels are used mostly on the face, they can also be used to improve the skin on your neck and hands.

Common uses

The chemical peeling process is mostly used to treat skin ailments in general. Some of the most common uses of a chemical peeling are as follows:

• Reducing fine lines on the face.
• Curing and preventing certain types of acne.
• Removing light to mild scars
• Treating wrinkles on the face
• Healing damages caused due to sun burns
• Reducing age spots, dark patches and freckles on the face.
• Improving the softness and overall quality of skin.
• Acne or acne scars
• Irregular skin pigmentation.
• Rough skin and scaly patches
• Certain scars.

Related Services

• Micro needling
• Microdermabrasion
• Acne Treatments

Depending on the condition of the skin (we determine this during a consultation), a variety of peels can be used. A chemical peel uses a solution applied to the skin to remove layers of the skin and stimulate the production of new skin cells. It tightens the skin, reduces wrinkles and pigmentation (brown spots), helps control acne and leaves your complexion with a healthy glow. The depth of the peel recommended will depend on your skin type and desired result. These peels are great to maintain, correct and balance minor skin imperfections. Although results are noticeable after just one peel, a series of peels is usually recommended to achieve the best outcome. Mild-to-medium-depth peels require little or no down time. We offer different types of light-to-medium-depth chemical-peel blends.