Anti-Ageing Peel
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Anti-Ageing Peel
A professional chemical peel that refreshes dull, tired skin, refines texture and softens the look of fine lines.
£220 per session
Overview
Fresher, smoother-looking skin
A chemical peel removes the outer layer of dull, older skin cells. The skin underneath looks smoother and brighter, and regular peels support the skin’s natural renewal over time.
You may feel warmth or stinging for a few minutes while the peel is on. We choose the strength to suit your skin and can combine peels with other treatments in a wider plan.
What it can help with
- Fine lines and rough texture
- Dull, tired-looking skin
- Uneven tone
- Enlarged-looking pores
Treatment details
At a glance
Your treatment
What to expect
Consultation
We assess your skin and goals and choose the right peel strength.
Cleanse
Your skin is cleansed and prepared.
Peel
The peel is applied for a set time. A warm or stinging feeling is normal.
Aftercare
We remove or neutralise the peel and apply soothing care and SPF.
Before you book
Please let us know if
- You are pregnant or breastfeeding
- You have taken isotretinoin (Roaccutane) in the last 6 months
- You get cold sores, or have broken or sunburnt skin
- You use retinoids or exfoliating acids (stop 5 to 7 days before)
- You have had waxing, laser or another peel on the area recently
Aftercare
After your treatment
- Use a broad-spectrum SPF 30 or above every day
- Don’t pick or pull at flaking skin; let it shed naturally
- Use a gentle cleanser and moisturiser only
- Avoid retinoids, scrubs and acids for about a week
- Avoid saunas, hot baths and intense exercise for 48 hours
Possible side effects
Redness, tightness, a warm or stinging feeling and flaking are normal and usually settle within a week. Stronger peels can cause some swelling.
Less commonly, a peel can cause irritation, an allergic reaction, cold sore flare-ups or changes in skin colour, which is why sun protection matters. Contact us if you have blistering, severe pain or signs of infection.
FAQs
Your questions answered
How often can I have a peel?
Usually every 2 to 4 weeks as a course, then for maintenance. We’ll advise based on your skin.
Will my skin peel a lot?
Most people have light flaking for a few days rather than visible peeling. Stronger peels can cause more.
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Book your anti-ageing peel
Book online, or start with a 30-minute consultation (£30, redeemed against your treatment) if you’d like advice first.