Chemical Peel in London - Show off your natural radiance and reduce the appearance of under-eye puffiness and dark circles.
Let our Chemical Peel treatment remove bags and dead skin cells, refine pores, & even out your skin tone, giving you a refreshed and luminous look.
What is Chemical Peel?
Chemical peel is applying a chemical solution to the skin, and it is used to eliminate the top layers of the skin. The skin that regenerates following this procedure tends to be smoother. Multiple sessions may be necessary for desired results with a light or medium peel. Chemical peels address wrinkles, bags, skin discolouration, and scars, often on the facial area. They may be performed alone or in conjunction with other treatments and can vary in depth from light to deep. While deeper chemical peels yield more significant outcomes, the recovery period is also longer.
Chemical Peel at a Glance
30-90 Minutes
24 Hours
General
Outpatient
1 Week
Eye bags, dark circles
Minimal downtime
Advantages of Chemical Peel
Smooths Out Wrinkles
Peels remove fine lines and wrinkles, which helps you look and feel more youthful & radiant.
Non-Invasive Solution
This treatment is a needle-free & surgery-free option to achieve your desired look with minimal downtime.
Evens Skin Tone
Peels balance skin texture, reducing blemishes and uneven tone for a more uniform complexion.
Lifts and Tightens
Peels offer a non-surgical alternative to lifting & tightening the under eye skin for a more youthful appearance.
How Does Chemical
Peel Work?
A chemical peel is a procedure to resurface the skin. Depending on the concerns being addressed, a chemical peel can be light, medium, or deep:
Light chemical peel: This removes the outer layer of skin (epidermis) and is used to address fine wrinkles, acne, uneven skin tone, & dryness. It can be done every 2 to 5 weeks.
Medium chemical peel: This removes skin cells from the epidermis and portions of the upper dermis. It is used to treat wrinkles, acne scars, & uneven skin tone. It could take more than one procedure to get the desired result.
Deep chemical peel: This removes skin cells even deeper. It’s recommended for deeper wrinkles, scars, & precancerous growths. The full effect is achieved without the need for repeat procedures.
Meet the Expert: Dr. Sabrina Shah-Desai
With over two decades of surgical and non-surgical experience, Dr. Sabrina Shah-Desai is currently considered to be one of the safest, most experienced oculoplastic surgeons in the UK. Her extensive training, in combination with her caring and empathetic nature, makes her a natural choice for patients seeking the very best care. For this reason, Dr. Sabrina Shah-Desai appears consistently in Tatler magazine as one of the UK’s “Best Eye Surgeon” and “Top Doctors” since 2019, and is the recipient of multiple awards, including “Best Aesthetic Doctor” Safety in Beauty Diamond Award 2023, “Consultant Surgeon of the Year”, “Best Surgical Result” Aesthetic Awards 2021 & Highly Commended “Consultant Surgeon of the Year” Aesthetic Awards 2022. She was voted by “MyFaceMyBody” as one of the Global 100 most influential aesthetic practitioners in 2019 & 2020.
Chemical Peel Cost in London
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Patient Questions About Chemical Peel
Frequently Asked Questions
Is chemical peeling treatment good for the skin?
Chemical peeling can help improve the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, acne, scars, uneven skin tone, & other skin imperfections. The type of chemical used decides how deep the peel is and what skin conditions it can treat.
Is chemical peeling painful?
Although they are usually not painful, chemical peels might cause some discomfort. The kind of peel and your tolerance level determine how uncomfortable it will be.
How long do the effects of a chemical peel last?
The results of a chemical peel can last for different periods, depending on how deep the peel is. A light peel usually lasts one to two months, while a medium peel lasts up to six months.
Does a chemical peel have any negative effects?
Yes, like any other treatment, there can be side effects from a chemical peel, such as redness, scabbing, and swelling. After a chemical peel, the treated skin can be red, which is a normal part of the healing process. If you have a medium or deep chemical peel, the redness might last for a few months.
Is the chemical peeling treatment safe?
Yes, it is a safe procedure. Although very uncommon, there is a small risk of infection or scarring from chemical peels. For individuals with certain skin types, there is a chance of experiencing temporary or permanent changes in skin colour, either becoming lighter or darker.
Is 1 chemical peel treatment enough?
Yes! Many people notice a significant improvement in skin tone and texture after just one peel. This is because a peel works as an exfoliant, which can greatly enhance the surface quality of your skin.
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