Chemical Peels
Important Notice:
All new clients must book a Pre-Peel Skin Assessment & Consultation before beginning any chemical peel, Bio Spicules, or other advanced corrective treatments.
Duration: 35 mins | Price: $45
Note: Peels will not be performed on the same day as the consultation.
Super Serum – Hydrate + Plump
Duration: 45 mins | Price: $99
Skin Type: Sensitive / All Skin Types
No Downtime
Featuring: AHA + BHA + Enzyme + B3
A perfect introductory peel or skin refresh! This treatment combines pomegranate enzymes, gentle acids, and niacinamide (B3) to break down built-up dead skin cells and reveal luminous, smooth, and hydrated skin. Ideal for skin that’s dull, dry, or in need of a glow-up — with zero downtime. Your skin will feel soft, plump, and visibly refreshed after just one session.
Contraindications:
- Not suitable during pregnancy (contains salicylic acid)
- Do not use a 10% B3 serum post-peel (due to lactic acid content)
- Prescription acne medication
Clear & Correct – Congestion + Pigmentation
Duration: 45 mins | Price: $99
No Downtime | Suitable for: Congested, Oily, Pigmented, Rosacea-Prone Skin
This corrective treatment targets congestion, oil imbalance, pigmentation, and rosacea-related redness. It helps reduce breakouts, calm inflammation, and even out skin tone using a potent blend of anti-inflammatory exfoliants, antibacterial ingredients, peptides, and dermal-renewing actives. Skin is left feeling clearer, calmer, and more balanced — without downtime.
Contraindications:
- Not suitable during pregnancy (contains salicylic acid)
- Do not use a 10% B3 serum post-peel (due to lactic acid content)
- Prescription acne medication
Blemish RX Peel
Target breakouts. Calm inflammation. Clarify skin.
Duration: 45 mins | Price: $125
A targeted chemical peel designed for blemish-prone, congested, or acne-affected skin. This professional-strength formula blends beta hydroxy acids (BHAs), gentle alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs), and soothing botanicals to deeply exfoliate, reduce breakouts, and calm irritation — without over-stripping the skin. Ideal for active acne, blackheads, congestion, oily skin, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
Contraindications:
- Not suitable during pregnancy (contains salicylic acid)
- Do not use a 10% B3 serum post-peel (due to lactic acid content)
- Prescription acne medication
FAQ
Chemical peels involve applying a chemical solution to the skin, which causes the
outer layers to peel off, revealing smoother, brighter skin underneath.
They are used to treat a variety of skin concerns, including fine lines, wrinkles, sun
damage, uneven skin tone, and acne scars.
The depth of the peel (superficial, medium, or deep) depends on the chemical solution
used and the desired outcome.
Chemical peels work through a controlled process of exfoliation. The chemical solution
applied to the skin causes the targeted layers to shed, stimulating collagen production and
cell turnover. This leads to improved skin texture, reduced fine lines, and a more even skin
tone.
Before undergoing any professional peels ,preparation is key. A consultation with a skincare
expert is the first step. During this session, your skin type, existing conditions, and aesthetic
goals will be assessed. This ensures the most appropriate peel is selected
Chemical peels can be tailored to various skin types and concerns. However, a consultation
is recommend before skincare professional is essential to determine the most suitable peel
for your unique needs.
You may experience a mild tingling or stinging sensation. During the treatment.
Downtime can vary based on the depth and type of chemical peel performed. Light peels
often have minimal to no downtime, minor redness or peeling that resolves within a few
hours or days. Medium to deep peels may result in more significant peeling and redness,
necessitating up to a week or more of recovery. Your skincare specialist can provide specific
guidance based on your treatment plan.
Afterward, your skin will gradually peel, revealing the fresh skin underneath deepening on
the peel.
Following a chemical peel, it’s crucial to follow the recommended aftercare instructions. This
typically involves using gentle skincare products, avoiding sun exposure, and staying
hydrated to support the healing process.
While chemical peels are generally safe, some potential side effects include redness,
peeling, and temporary sensitivity. These effects are usually mild and subside as the skin
heals.
The frequency of chemical peels depends on the type of peel and your skin’s response.
Superficial peels can be done more often, while deeper peels may require more extended
intervals between treatments.
PREPARATION & AFTERCARE
Pre-Care (Before Chemical Peel)
1–2 Weeks Before Treatment:
- Avoid active skincare: Stop using retinoids (Retin-A, tretinoin), AHA/BHA exfoliants, benzoyl peroxide, and harsh scrubs at least 5–7 days prior.
- Sun protection: Avoid sun exposure and apply broad-spectrum SPF 30+ daily. No tanning beds.
- No waxing/laser: Avoid waxing, threading, electrolysis, or laser treatments in the treatment area for at least 10 days.
- Stop certain treatments: Pause microneedling, dermaplaning, or other skin resurfacing procedures for at least 3 weeks before.
- Skin preparation (if advised): Some peels may require a preparatory skincare regimen (e.g., pigment inhibitors or gentle exfoliants) to reduce risks — especially for higher Fitzpatrick skin types.
Day of Treatment:
- Arrive with clean skin, free of makeup, lotions, or perfumes.
- Avoid intense exercise or heat exposure immediately before the appointment.
Post-Care (After Chemical Peel)
First 24–48 Hours:
- Do not wash the face until at least 6–8 hours post-peel (your therapist will guide depending on peel type).
- Use only gentle cleansers and soothing, hydrating products recommended by your therapist.
- Avoid touching, rubbing, or picking at the skin.
- Strictly avoid sun exposure and apply physical SPF 50+ daily.
During Peeling Phase (2–7 days post-treatment):
- Moisturise regularly to reduce dryness and tightness.
- Do not pick or peel flaking skin — let it shed naturally to avoid scarring or pigmentation.
- Avoid heat (hot showers, saunas, heavy exercise) as it can irritate skin.
- Avoid active skincare ingredients (retinoids, exfoliating acids, vitamin C, benzoyl peroxide) until peeling subsides and skin feels healed.
1–2 Weeks After Peel:
- Continue gentle skincare and SPF daily.
- Avoid waxing, laser, or resurfacing treatments for at least 1–2 weeks or until skin is fully healed.
- Stay out of direct sun and wear hats/sunglasses outdoors.
- Resume active products gradually only when skin has recovered and therapist has cleared you.
⚠️ Important:
- Some mild redness, tightness, and peeling are normal.
- Call your therapist immediately if you experience excessive swelling, blistering, or signs of infection.