Chemical Peel — Medical Grade

Medical chemical peels at Beauty Clinic Synergy are assessed and applied by the clinic's cosmetologists and physicians using a curated portfolio of clinical-grade peel systems — PRX-T33, BDR AHA, WIQOmed and V-Carbon — selected to match the patient's skin type, tolerance and treatment objective. The PRX-T33 peel is the clinic's signature option: combining 33% TCA with hydrogen peroxide and kojic acid, it achieves deep dermal penetration without the surface flaking associated with standard TCA, making it suitable for patients who cannot tolerate downtime. AHA peels at varying concentrations address surface texture, sebum control and pigmentation. A course of 3–5 sessions at 2–4 week intervals delivers cumulative improvement.

Chemical peeling at Beauty Clinic Synergy covers a clinically meaningful spectrum of peel depths and mechanisms, from superficial AHA exfoliants to the unique transdermal PRX-T33 system. The PRX-T33 is a formulation developed in Italy that uses the paradoxical interaction between trichloroacetic acid (TCA) and hydrogen peroxide: when applied to skin, the H₂O₂ reduces the TCA's tendency to cross-link surface keratin (which normally causes the white frosting and subsequent peeling that makes standard TCA treatments socially inconvenient) while allowing the acid to penetrate deeply through a different pathway. The kojic acid component adds melanogenesis inhibition, making the treatment particularly useful for pigmentation and melasma in darker skin tones. The result is deep-acting collagen stimulation — equivalent in dermal effect to a medium-depth peel — with minimal surface disruption and no required recovery period. BDR peels use a proprietary AHA complex (citric, lactic and glycolic acids with sugar cane extract) at two concentration tiers; the lighter tier addresses surface congestion and sebum in acne-prone skin, while the stronger formulation targets post-inflammatory pigmentation and superficial textural irregularities. The WIQOmed system uses a combination of hydrogen peroxide and stabilised hyaluronic acid fractions with a resurfacing mechanism distinct from both TCA and AHA, giving the clinic further flexibility for sensitive or rosacea-prone patients who cannot tolerate acid peels. V-Carbon is an activated carbon peel used in a Hollywood peel laser-activated protocol. All peel selections at Synergy start with a skin assessment that considers Fitzpatrick type, current medications (particularly retinoids, which sensitise the epidermis), recent sun exposure and any previous peel history. Contraindications include pregnancy, active cold sores, open wounds and isotretinoin use within the past six months.