NaQua Chemical Peel

A NaQua chemical peel applies a controlled cosmetic acid formulation to exfoliate the skin's surface and encourage renewal, improving tone, texture and clarity. Beauty Medicine offers three NaQua formulas at the same price — targeted at pigmentation, at anti-ageing, or at acne-prone skin — chosen to match your main concern. Peels are well suited to a course and are often combined with the studio's mesotherapy and home-care recommendations.

A chemical peel works by applying a cosmetic acid solution that loosens the bonds between surface skin cells, prompting controlled exfoliation and renewal. As the outer layer refreshes, the skin underneath can look brighter, smoother and more even, and the process also supports the skin's own regeneration over the days that follow. The NaQua range used at Beauty Medicine is offered in three targeted formulas: one aimed at pigmentation and uneven tone, one focused on anti-ageing and dullness, and one for acne-prone and congested skin. At the studio the skin is cleansed and the appropriate formula selected and applied for a controlled time, with the depth tailored to your skin and goals. You may feel mild tingling during treatment, and afterwards the skin can look slightly pink and feel tight, sometimes with light flaking over the following days as it renews. Diligent moisturising and sun protection are important during this period. Because results are cumulative and depend on the concern being treated, peels are typically most effective as a short series spaced a few weeks apart, often alongside mesotherapy or microneedle treatments and a tailored home-care routine. Chemical peels suit most adults wanting brighter, clearer, smoother-looking skin; the studio also offers gentler NaQua care protocols for sensitive situations. Suitability, recent sun exposure and any contraindications are reviewed before treatment, and peels are generally adjusted or avoided in pregnancy.