🧴 Chemical peel
A chemical peel removes the outer layers of skin in a controlled way to stimulate renewal — fading pigmentation and acne marks and restoring radiance.
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Who is it for?
- Pigmentation, mild melasma and dark spots.
- Superficial acne scars and enlarged pores.
- Dull skin and fine lines.
Medium and darker skin tones need a carefully chosen peel — find your skin type with the skin type test.
After the peel
- Redness and light peeling for a few days is normal — don't pick at the skin.
- A gentle moisturiser and SPF 50 sunscreen every day.
- Avoid retinol and exfoliants for one week.
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Frequently asked questions
Do peels thin the skin?
A properly planned peel stimulates renewal and collagen rather than thinning the skin, provided you keep to the intervals and instructions.
Can I go in the sun after a peel?
Avoid direct sun and use sunscreen diligently, because the skin is more sensitive and prone to pigmentation.
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🩺 Medically reviewed by: Dr. Sohaib Alshami (Surgeon — Aesthetic Medicine) and Dr. Mohammad Alshami (Dentist — Oral Surgery & Dental Implants) · Last reviewed: 2026-10-02
This information is for general education and does not replace an examination or medical consultation.