Chemical Peels in Newbury
Improves Colour, Clarity, Tone, and Texture
Chemical peels are used to create a micro-injury of a specific skin depth with the goal of stimulating new skin growth and improving surface texture and appearance, with more evenly distributed melanin.
Stimulates New Collagen and Healthy Skin Cell Growth Resulting in a Radiant Complexion
The exfoliative effect of chemical peels stimulates new epidermal growth and collagen by decreasing corneocyte adhesion and increasing dermal collagen.
Helps to Clear Up Breakouts
Chemical peels penetrate into the sebaceous follicles and through the epidermis, helping reduce oil buildup and clogged pores. This improves acne control, reduces inflammation, and helps fade post-inflammatory pigmentation. In some treatment plans, microneedling may be recommended separately to improve skin texture and scarring.
Reduces Discoloration Caused by Sun Damage
Peels alter the epidermis creating a more normal pattern with columnar cells and more regular distribution of melanocytes, and melanin. In photodamaged skin, peels cause skin exfoliation and rejuvenation. Repeated superficial peels may be required.
Types of Chemical Peels
1 Treatment (Face and Neck) – £70
Course of 5 Treatments (Recommended) – £280
Chemical Peel (Chest and Neck) –£ 70
Chemical Peel + Mesotherapy – £105
FAQs
Is chemical peeling good for your skin?
Yes. Chemical peeling helps remove dead skin cells, supports collagen production, and improves tone and texture. When performed by a trained professional, it is a safe and effective treatment.
How long will a chemical peel last?
Results usually last several weeks. Proper skincare, sun protection, and follow-up treatments help extend the benefits of the peel.
Which chemical peel is best?
The best peel depends on your skin type and concerns, such as dryness, acne, or pigmentation. Your practitioner will recommend the most suitable option during your consultation.
