Chemical Peels

Chemical Peels

A treatment that gently exfoliates the skin to reveal a fresher, smoother surface.

Why Consider a Chemical Peel?

Over time, factors like sun exposure, acne, or ageing can leave the skin looking uneven, dull, or textured. A chemical peel helps refresh the skin by applying a safe, medical-grade solution that removes the outermost layers.
This process supports skin renewal, making it a popular choice for women looking to improve clarity, texture, or brightness, without surgery.

How Do Chemical Peels Work?

A chemical solution is applied to the skin, encouraging the top layer to shed naturally. As this happens, new skin cells replace the old, revealing skin that feels smoother and looks more even.
Peels come in different strengths, from light (minimal peeling, gentle refresh) to medium-depth (more noticeable shedding and recovery time). The right option depends on your skin type, condition, and goals.

What Happens During a Session?

  • Before: Your skin will be cleansed, and the peel solution selected based on your skin assessment.
  • During: The solution is applied for a few minutes. You may feel tingling or mild stinging, which settles once it’s neutralised.
  • After: Skin may feel tight, red, or begin to flake in the days after, depending on peel depth. Gentle aftercare, like moisturiser and sun protection, is key.

What Kind of Results Can You Expect?

  • Brighter-looking, smoother skin surface
  • Improvement in mild acne marks or uneven tone
  • A refreshed look that develops gradually as skin renews
  • Stronger results may be achieved with a series of peels over time

Any Side Effects to Know About?

Chemical peels are generally well tolerated, though side effects can include:
  • Redness, dryness, or flaking in the days after treatment
  • Temporary darkening or lightening in certain skin tones
  • Rarely, prolonged irritation or scarring if aftercare isn’t followed
Not all skin types are suited for deeper peels, and this treatment may not be safe during pregnancy or with certain medical conditions. Your doctor will guide you on what’s appropriate.

Why Women Choose Chemical Peels at NeuGlow

Many women see chemical peels as a way to “press reset” on their skin, a chance to reveal a brighter, more even complexion without harsh treatments. At NeuGlow, we tailor each peel to your skin’s needs and ensure the process is gentle and supported with proper aftercare.
Book a consultation today to explore whether a chemical peel could fit into your skincare journey.

Quick FAQs

Will my skin peel a lot?
It depends on the strength of the peel. Light peels may cause mild flaking, while deeper peels may lead to visible shedding for a few days.
Does it hurt?
Most describe the sensation as tingling or mild stinging, which fades once the peel is neutralised.
How soon will I see results?
Skin often looks fresher once the peeling phase settles, usually within a week. Series of treatments may give more noticeable improvement.
Can I wear makeup after?
It’s usually best to wait at least 24 hours, or until redness subsides, before applying makeup. Your doctor will give you specific aftercare instructions.
Is it safe for all skin types?
Some peels are gentle enough for most skin types, but stronger peels may not be suitable for everyone. A consultation helps determine what’s safe and effective for your skin.
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DISCLAIMER:
The information written and published on this website is not intended to substitute the recommendations of a trained professional and does not replace a professional consultation.
It is advisable to undergo a formal consultation to help establish a relationship between the doctor and yourself, accurately determine your concerns/problems, and get the appropriate treatments for them.
It is also imperative to note that the contents of the website with respect to treatments, results and pricing can vary from individual to individual, and can only be accurately determined by the doctor upon diagnosis.
Do note that all medical treatments will only be administered upon proper consultation, with the requirement that patients be above 21 years of age to provide legal consent.