Chemical peels are advanced skin treatments that use carefully selected halal-certified solutions to improve and smooth the texture of your skin. The treatment removes damaged outer layers to reveal fresh, renewed skin underneath. We offer various strengths and types of peel, each customised to your specific skin concerns and goals.
Benefits
- Improves skin texture and tone
- Reduces fine lines and wrinkles
- Helps clear acne and blemishes
- Minimises sun damage and age spots
- Reduces hyperpigmentation
- Stimulates new collagen production
Course prices
- 3 sessions £180 save £15
Our peel options
Light peels are perfect for first-time peel users or those wanting gentle exfoliation with no downtime. Ideal for brightening and refreshing the skin.
Medium peels target more specific concerns such as pigmentation and acne scarring. They may require some downtime but provide more dramatic results.
The treatment process
Your treatment begins with a thorough skin analysis and cleansing. The appropriate peel solution is then carefully applied for a controlled amount of time, and the process is monitored closely to ensure optimal results. Treatment time varies between 30-45 minutes depending on the type of peel.
Post-treatment care
After your peel, your skin may be sensitive and might experience some peeling over the next few days. We provide detailed aftercare instructions and recommend specific halal-certified products to support your skin’s healing process. Sun protection is essential during this time.
Treatment plan
The frequency of treatments depends on the type of peel and your skin’s needs. Light peels can be done every 4-6 weeks, while medium peels may require more time between sessions. We’ll create a customised treatment plan during your consultation.
Chemical Peels questions
What is the difference between a light and a medium peel?
Light peels give gentle exfoliation with no downtime and suit first-time clients or anyone wanting brightness and freshness. Medium peels reach further to target pigmentation and acne scarring, give more dramatic results, and involve some visible peeling.
Will my skin actually peel?
With a light peel, often only very lightly or not visibly at all. With a medium peel you should expect flaking over several days. Never pick or pull at peeling skin. It is the fastest way to cause pigmentation.
Are chemical peels safe for darker skin tones?
Yes, with the right peel chosen at the right strength. Deeper skin tones carry a higher risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, which is exactly why we assess your skin and start conservatively rather than working to a fixed protocol.
What should I avoid before and after a peel?
Avoid retinoids, exfoliating acids and waxing for around a week beforehand, and sun exposure without protection afterwards. Daily SPF is essential while your skin renews.
