Chemical Peel

Chemical peels apply a controlled solution to exfoliate the skin's surface, encouraging renewal to improve tone, texture, fine lines and pigmentation. The clinic offers a range of strengths — from gentle, low-downtime peels to stronger formulations — chosen to suit your skin and goals. Peels are often used in a short series and pair well with other skin treatments on the clinic's menu.

A chemical peel uses a carefully selected acid solution applied to the skin to exfoliate the outer layers in a controlled way. As the treated surface renews, the skin underneath is associated with improvements in tone, texture, fine lines, dullness and certain types of pigmentation. The clinic offers a range of peels of different strengths so the treatment can be matched to your skin type and concern — from gentle, low-downtime options to stronger formulations for more visible renewal. At Cieślikowska Clinic the skin is cleansed before the peel is applied for a set time and then neutralised or removed as appropriate. Depending on the depth, you may feel mild tingling during the treatment and notice redness, tightness and some flaking or light peeling over the following days. Lighter peels have little downtime, while stronger ones renew the surface more noticeably; your provider explains what to expect for the peel chosen. Because results are cumulative, a short series spaced a few weeks apart is usual for concerns such as uneven tone, texture or pigmentation, followed by occasional maintenance. The clinic offers options including a Modified Jessner peel, Mesoestetic Tran3x, Revive TC3 and Retibooster, as well as pigmentation-focused protocols. Strict daily sun protection is essential during and after a course of peels. Suitability and the right peel for your skin are agreed at consultation, and stronger peels are avoided in pregnancy.