Skin Peel Treatment: Benefits, Types, and What to Expect
- Anan
- Feb 21, 2022
- 3 min read
Updated: Jan 19

Ever considered a chemical peel but you’re not quite sure which one is best for you?
Lets start with what is a chemical peel?
A chemical peel is a treatment in where a chemical solution is applied to the to the top layer of the skin to exfoliate and remove damaged outer layer. The process promotes skin cell turnover, exposing skin that is smoother, clear and more even textured.
There are three main types of skin peels: light, medium and deep, each vary in strength and depth of penetration to suit different skin problems and desired outcome. Normally you will need 4-6 sessions to get the desired results.
The benefits
Chemical peels offer numerous benefits for skin rejuvenation and transformation, with the main benefits being:
Treat acne - Deep exfoliation helps clear acne and prevents further breakout. Salicylic Acid Peels are specific for oily, acne prone skin, and it works by unclogging pores, reducing inflammation and prevents further break outs.
Treats hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tones - Skin peels exfoliate the skin surface, improving uneven skin tones, and skin texture.
Stimulates collagen production - by encouraging new cell growth and skin renewal
Minimises pores - Deep exfoliation reduces the appearance of large pores.
Skin peel quiz
To get an idea of the type of peels we offer and which one might be used on you here’s a short quiz.
What would you say is your biggest skin problem?
a) Zits or Pimples
b) Excess oils
c) Dark spots and Hyperpigmentation
d) Rough or textured skin
How would you describe your complexion?
a) Rough and textured
b) Oily or greasy
c) Dull and patchy
d) All of the above
How likely are you to experience sunburn?
a) Rarely
b) Very likely
c) Not very likely
d) somewhat likely
How would you describe the after-effects of spots on your skin?
a) Large or open pores
b) Red marks or inflammation
c) Dark scars
d) All of the above
What is your skin goal?
a) Smoothing skin and getting rid of wrinkles and fine lines
b) Getting rid of acne, bumps and excess oil
c) Brightening my skin and reducing scarring and hyperpigmentation
d) Reducing recurring blemishes and improving my complexion
If you got mostly A’s we recommend using our…
Glycolic peel
-This peel removes dead skin cells, reduces the depth of wrinkles and gives a younger and brighter appearance. It is better for moderate skin types and is known to improve skin conditions, including actinic keratosis, hyperkeratosis, and seborrheic keratosis and hyperpigmentation.
If you got mostly B’s we recommend using our…
Salicylic peel
-This skin peel is brilliant for removing acne inducing oils, bumps and pimples. Its exfoliating abilities and anti-inflammatory properties make it great for spots and hair bumps. Salicylic peels also treat sun damage and other blemishes that are usually caused by prolonged sun exposure like age spots.
If you got mostly C’s we recommend using our…
Mandelic peel
-Our Mandelic peel is the go-to for hyper-pigmented and blemished skin. This peel exfoliates the dead cells and promotes cell turnover. It is particularly beneficial for those with darker skin tones and those with pigmentation conditions like Melasma and Rosacea. This peel is also a good treatment for sun-damaged skin and is excellent on sensitive skin.
If you got mostly D’s we recommend using our…
BioRepeel
-This peel utilises "clean chemistry" and is suitable for all skin types and tones. This makes it a favourite among those with sensitive skin. This peel is great for reducing the appearance of blemishes and scarring and treats acne-prone skin. This peel also combats fine lines and lessen the appearance of wrinkles, making the overall quality of your skin drastically improve.
Book in now for your free consultation www.thevaleaesthetics.co.uk/booking
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