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- Dermatology Clinics in London and Manchester specialising in Chemical
   Peels

- Chemical Peels can treat:

- Ageing Skin

- Fine lines and wrinkles

- Sun spots and Freckles

- Melasma

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My skin has never looked better. It's all the same colour and I feel confident enough to go out with just some lip gloss and mascara."



  
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What are Chemical Peels?


Chemical peels are basically an accelerated form of exfoliation induced by the use of chemical products.

There are different types of chemical peels which aim to remove pigmentation, reduce lines and wrinkles and treat acne and scarring.

During a free consultation our experienced medical staff will advise you on what types of peel are most suitable to address your condition and how many peels you would require.


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What are Chemical Peels?
How do Chemical Peels work?
Types of Chemical Peels
What can Chemical Peels treat?
How many Chemical Peels do I need?
What do I need to do before a peel?
Are there any side effects?
How much does it cost?
Before and After Pictures

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How do Chemical Peels work?

Chemical peeling is a technique used to improve the appearance of the skin and can be used to treat a particular area (such as lines around the eyes or mouth), or all over the face, arms, hands and neck.

First your skin will be thoroughly cleansed, and then the chemical solution will be carefully applied. People often report a mild stinging when applying the product. After a few minutes our medical expert will remove the peel.

Superficial peels result in mild facial redness and occasional swelling but this usually resolves within 48 hours.

The new regenerated skin is more uniform in colour, smoother and less wrinkled giving a more youthful look overall and with a reduction in the appearance of any pitted scars.

The habitual use of sunscreen will prevent further sun damage and maintain the improved skin quality.


Types of Chemical Peels

There are different types of peels, differing in their intensities.

Superficial Peels


These are the lighter milder peels as well as the most commonly used. They remove the outer layer of cells, lightly exfoliating the skin to give you a healthy glow.

These peels usually use combinations of alphahydroxy acids (AHAs) and betahydroxy acids (BHAs) eg glycolic acid, lactic acid, salycilic acid and maleic acid.

These peels may be used to treat fine wrinkling, sun damage, areas of dryness, uneven pigmentation and acne. Treatment takes only a few minutes, and your skin may feel pink and feel tight for a couple of hours after the treatment.

Medium Peels


Medium depth peel, targeting wrinkles and blemishes.

This type of peel penetrates further into the skin to reduce wrinkles and mild acne scars and to even out skin colour and tone.

These peels usually contain trichloroacetic acid (TCA) sometimes in combination with glycolic acid. The peel remains on your face for a few minutes before being neutralised. A burning or stinging sensation may be felt during the application of the peel and the skin may go brown or red in the days after the peel.

The TCA Skin Peel is designed to be used to fight the most noticeable signs of photo ageing, such as little lines and dry, uneven skin colour tone. The TCA Skin Peel can also be used to treat acne and acne scarring, and areas on the hands, forearms and neck.


What can Chemical Peels treat?

:: Ageing Skin ::

:: Fine lines and wrinkles

:: Sun spots and Freckes

:: Acne, acne scars and greasy skin

:: Melasma

How many Chemical peels do I need?


Usually a series of 4-6 very superficial and superficial peels are needed to treat ageing skin and acne and acne scars.

For deep scars and lines and wrinkles 1-2 medium peels may be needed.

What do I need to do before a peel?

You may be placed on a home care programme in order to prepare your skin for the peel.

The home care programme is very easy to follow and will consist of a selection of products to be applied for a period of 1-2 weeks before your first treatment.


Are there any side effects?

During the treatment you may experience a mild stinging sensation, which will disappear quickly.

Some pinkness may occur depending on the sensitivity of the skin. Some flaking of the skin after your peel is normal and should subside during the first few days post peel. 


How much does it cost?

Chemical Peels treatments start from £100 but vary depending on the type of peel used to treat your skin.

During your free consultation our medical staff will be able to give you an exact estimate of the costs and guide you to the most suitable treatment options.

We have developed a policy to offer the best advanced treatments at the most competitive and affordable prices.

Our aim is to give Harley Street Service at High Street prices.


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About us

Over the past 25 years The Private Clinic has established an outstanding reputation for quality, care and innovation and has brought many of the most effective new treatments to the UK.

Our commitment to safe, modern, non-invasive treatments has attracted some of the most experienced medical staff in the UK to join the team at the Clinic.

Our large medical team includes Doctors, Surgeons, Dermatologists and Qualified Nurses.

We have treated more than 40,000 patients.


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