Types of peels
The doctor chooses the solution and its depth for your skin: a gentle superficial peel for glow and acne, or a deeper peel for pigmentation and shallow scars. The deeper the peel, the longer the peeling afterwards.
It treats
- Melasma, pigmentation and freckles.
- Active acne and blackheads.
- Shallow acne marks.
- Large pores and rough texture.
- Dullness and uneven tone.
Aftercare
- Do not pick the skin; let it peel on its own.
- Use the moisturiser recommended by the doctor.
- Wear sunscreen every day.
- Pause scrubs and retinol for as long as the doctor advises.
Frequently asked questions
Will my skin visibly peel?
It depends on the peel. A superficial peel may show nothing, while a deeper one causes peeling for a few days.
Can I have a peel in summer?
Gentle peels are possible with strict sunscreen use; the doctor chooses the right type for the season and your skin.
How many sessions will I need?
Usually 4 to 6 sessions, 2 to 4 weeks apart, depending on your skin and the type of peel.
