Before Your Peel

We want your skin ready so your treatment is gentle and effective. Here’s what to keep in mind:

1. Protect Your Skin from the Sun

Minimise sun exposure for 1–2 weeks before your peel. Sunburned or irritated skin can affect results. We always recommend SPF 50+ on days when the UV index is 2 and over. You can check this easily on your weather app or online.

2. Calm Your Skincare Routine

Strong acids, retinoids, and exfoliants can make skin more sensitive. We suggest pausing these 5 days before your treatment. Stick to gentle cleansing and hydration. In the perfect world we would like you moving over to a foam-free cleanser to help keep your natural oils at their best and focus on hydrating your skin.

3. Tell Us Everything

Any medications, skin conditions, or recent treatments? Let us know—certain medications or procedures can affect how your peel works.

4. Have Realistic Expectations

Mild redness, swelling, or some peeling is normal. Results appear gradually as your skin renews, and everyone’s skin reacts differently.

After Your Peel

Aftercare is where the real difference happens. Here’s how to support your skin:

1. Protect Against Sun

Avoid direct sunlight for at least a week and continue using SPF 30+ daily. Sun protection helps prevent pigmentation and supports optimal healing.

2. Hydrate Gently

Your skin may feel dry or start to peel. Use a mild, fragrance-free moisturizer and avoid strong active ingredients until your skin is fully recovered.

3. Let Your Skin Be

It might be tempting, but don’t pick or scrub your skin. Peeling is normal and part of the process.

4. Take It Easy with Heat & Exercise

For the first 48 hours, avoid saunas, hot showers, and intense workouts. Your skin is sensitive after a peel, and heat can cause irritation.

5. Follow Our Guidance

We may suggest soothing serums, gentle cleansers, or little tips to help your skin recover faster. Following our advice helps you get the best results.

What to Expect

• Immediately: Skin feels softer and hydrated.

• 3–7 Days: Peeling and redness are common, depending on the strength of the peel.

• 2–4 Weeks: Skin tone and texture gradually improve.

• Multiple Peels: Sometimes we recommend a series of treatments for deeper concerns.

Common Questions

Can I wear makeup?
Wait at least 24 hours. Gentle, mineral-based makeup is fine if needed.

Will my skin peel?
Yes, mild peeling is normal—it shows your skin is renewing.

How often should I do a peel?
We tailor it to your skin type and goals, usually every 4–6 weeks for superficial peels.

Summary:

With the right before and after care, your skin will feel healthy, soft, and radiant. We guide you through every step and are here to make sure your skin feels cared for.