Chemical peels are an extremely common skin treatment. According to RealSelf, 93% of patients who underwent this treatment would recommend it. Chemical peels prompt a gradual peel of the treated area resulting in new, smoother skin.
Though primarily for the face, chemical peels can be applied to the neck, chest, and the backs of the hands as well.
Our chemical peels Sydney treatments refresh and invigorate the skin and targets several different skin conditions.
Include a mild alphahydroxy acid which addresses the outermost damaged layer of the skin resulting in smoother and brighter skin. Ideal for first-timers, people with delicate skin and active acne at fortnightly/monthly intervals.
Higher percentage of Glycolic or trichloroacetic (TCA) acids are used during a medium peel to remove the epidermis and the underlying dermis. Ideal for addressing freckles, moderate sun damage, acne scars, deeper wrinkles and poor skin tone.
We recommend booking a consultation with us so we can help you select the right treatment for your circumstances and desired goals.
For our chemical peels Sydney treatment we recommend a minimum of two weeks between treatments (for superficial peels) and until you obtain the results you are after.
Chemical peel prices start at $220 for 1 treatment. To view our chemical peel packages, contact our friendly team. We strongly recommend you book a consult with our registered nurse to get an accurate assessment first.
With our chemical peels Sydney treatment, we customise it based on your comfort level.
You should begin to see improvements in your skin tone and texture once post-peel symptoms such as dryness and flaky skin subside. Your complexion will continue to improve over time. At the very beginning, breakouts for patients with active acne are normal due to bacteria sitting in deeper layers of the skin that has not surfaced.
Pregnancy, breastfeeding, people with dark skin tone or prone to hyper or hypopigmentation are not suitable. However, we recommend having a consultation and exploring possible alternatives.
There are two different methods of exfoliation, microdermabrasion is physical exfoliation and chemical peels are chemical exfoliation with the latter being suited for most skin types. A superficial peel is most comparable to a microdermabrasion but a medium depth peel can achieve deeper layers of the skin and address issues stemming from below the skin’s surface, like wrinkles, hyperpigmentation, and scars.
