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Clinical peels are designed to treat a variety of different skin conditions and concerns. They can be performed on their own or in conjunction with other intensive treatments.
Clinical Peels can be effective at treating pigmentation, scarring, used to help with hydration and anti-ageing, and acne to name a few.
The benefit of a clinical peel is that it is completely customised to suit your individual concern. They aren’t just a one size fits all, your clinician will determine what clinical peel will be best suited on the day of your appointment. A test patch may be required and this normally will occur at your consultation to assess how your skin responds to said peel.
Clinical peels are designed to treat all phases of ageing, hyperpigmentation, rosacea, stretch marks and other imperfections. They are a fantastic individual treatment or can be paired with other intensive treatments depending on the clients concerns.
As we offer a variety of clinical peels, they do all vary in how they work on the skin and what benefits they offer.
Enzyme– Exfoliation, Anti-oxidant based.
Lactic – Conditioning and hydrating
Glycolic – Resurfacing, great for Collagen production
Mandalic – Acne and Pigmentation
Salicylic Peel – Oil flow, congestion, open pores
Often multiple treatments of clinical peels are needed for a longer lasting result, depending on patients concern. You clinician will help determine this at your consultation.
Depending on what Clinical Peel is chosen for the client’s individual concern, often you may experience some redness or a sunburn like effect. This generally only lasts a few hours. You may experience some flaking the few days after your clinical peel which is completely normal, avoid picking the area.
* Disclaimer : The content of the SKIIN Clinic web site, such as text, graphics, images, and information obtained from third parties, are for informational purposes only. Results from series of treatments performed may vary from a person to another. It is recommended to consult our qualified doctors, nurses or skin therapist prior to performing a treatment.