Chemical Peel

Chemical peels use a controlled application of acids to exfoliate the skin at a chosen depth, improving tone, texture, blemishes and early signs of ageing. The clinic selects the formulation and strength to match your skin and concern, from a light refreshing peel to a more active resurfacing one. Peels suit dull, uneven, congested or sun-affected skin and are most effective as a short course.

A chemical peel works by applying a tailored acid solution to the skin to loosen and remove dead and damaged cells at a controlled depth, prompting the skin to renew itself. Depending on the active ingredients and concentration chosen, a peel can gently refresh and brighten, target congestion and breakouts, or more actively resurface to soften fine lines, even out tone and reduce the look of pigmentation and sun damage. At Klinika Beauty the cosmetologist assesses your skin and selects the appropriate peel and strength, so the same treatment can be adjusted from a light, no-downtime refresher up to a more active resurfacing session. The acid is applied for a set time and then neutralised or removed; you may feel mild tingling or warmth during application. Aftereffects vary with peel depth — lighter peels leave only mild flushing, while stronger ones can cause a few days of flaking or peeling as the skin renews. Because results are cumulative, peels are typically recommended as a short course spaced a few weeks apart, with diligent sun protection throughout. Peels are well suited to dull, uneven, congested or sun-affected skin and to early ageing; they are not performed over active infection or broken skin and are approached cautiously in pregnancy. Suitability, the right formulation and realistic expectations are confirmed at the start.