CHEMICAL PEELS
What are chemical peels?
Chemical peels are a method of regenerating and resurfacing the skin by inducing a controlled wound to the skin. They remove the top layers skin to help induce collagen remodelling and therefore improve sun-damaged skin, skin pigmentation problems, wrinkles, skin texture, and the overall appearance of the skin. The strength of the chemical peel will determine its depth. Deeper peels will have a greater number of complications and a longer recovery, but also will result in a greater improvement in the skin.

What types of chemical peels are there?
There are several types of chemical peels each suited to different skin problems and types. Chemical peels also vary in strength and are classified as superficial, medium, and deep according to the level of skin they reach.
Superficial chemical peels include;
Blueberry Smoothie (Very Superficial peeling action)
A gentle mechanical exfoliant that combines the effectiveness of L-Lactic Acid with the polishing benefits of polyethylene beads and blue corn meal to produce a smooth, glowing complexion.
Treatment of hyperpigmentation, dull lifeless skin, congestion and photodamage.
Benefit Peel (Superficial peeling action)
A potent antioxidant peel designed to nourish, hydrate and support. This peel brightens and hydrates the skin without excessive peeling. It treats hypersensitive skins as well as mild acne and ageing concerns.
Timeless Peel (Medium Depth action)
A truly exceptional peel that gives medium dept results. It stimulates cell turnover. This peel treats photodamage, mild scarring, hyperpigmentation, ageing concerns, oily, congested skins, leaving the skin glowing and alive.
Purity Peel
A salicylic acid based peel from Cosmedix. This is a detoxifying peel treatment that destroys bacteria, heals acne lesions and is anti inflammatory. The result is smoothing and exfoliating. It is excellent for acne or any impure skin conditions. A course of 3 is recommended at weekly intervals.
Lactic Peel
Improves the texture, colour and hydration levels of the skin.