Chemical Peel Treatment

Chemical Peel is a transformative skincare routine that gets you healthy and youth-filled skin. The Chemical Peel removes dead layers of skin as well as minute imperfections and helps you regain a radiant glow. Chemical Peels are customized to suit each skin's needs. In recent times, it has become a trusted skincare routine as a high-quality, safe skincare solution. This treatment is high in demand as it easily minimizes fine lines, fades the scars, and gets rid of hyperpigmentation. By removing the superficial layers, chemical peels provoke new skin cell growth, which imparts a rejuvenated appearance and healthy glow.

A properly done Chemical Peel can unravel your skin’s true potential. Peels remove the outermost layer of your damaged skin, resulting from pigmentation, acne scars, uneven texture, etc. Peels work for different skins, along with keeping in mind their sensitivity. One can avail of a comfortable intensity of Chemical Peel as this treatment is fully customizable. Within a week or two, you can achieve visibly smoother and youthful skin transformation.

Chemical Peel Treatment:Benefits

Peeling as per Skin Type

Dermatologists evaluate your skin condition and provide a personalized chemical peel type and strength adapted according to your skin needs.
Long- Lasting Radiance

The chosen peel imparts a better appearance over time. You can get a smoother feel as well as even skin after peeling treatment.
Natural Skin Shine

Chemical peels gently resurfaces the fresh derma layer just below the surface, giving you brighter, fresher , and healthier skin.

How Long Do the Results Last After a Chemical Peel

The peeling treatment results can last for any period between a few days to even months according to how deep the peeling is, the type of skin you have, and how well you take care of it after the process. Some peels tend to be mild and last between 1 and 2 months, depending on individual skin types and needs. There are also medium and strong peels such as Almond & Lactic, whose effects you can see for up to 3-6 months and sometimes more.