Chemical Peel

The rejuvenating effects of skin peeling are both cosmetic and corrective. Some key benefits include:

• Improved Skin Texture: By removing dead cells, skin feels smoother and more refined.
• Reduction in Fine Lines: Repeated peels stimulate collagen, minimizing the appearance of lines.
• Even Skin Tone: Skin peels help fade dark spots, acne marks, and sun damage.
• Minimized Pores: Cleaner pores mean a tighter, more refined appearance.
• Radiant Glow: The skin becomes visibly brighter and revitalized.

The treatment also supports long-term skin health by promoting faster regeneration and improved hydration retention.

One of the most common complaints is dull, tired-looking skin. Pollution, stress, lack of sleep, and inadequate skincare can all lead to a lifeless complexion. A skin peel removes the dead layer of cells that mask the natural glow, allowing fresher skin to emerge.

For those struggling with lackluster tone, the meso brightening for dull skin treatment can also complement the effects of a skin peel, offering even more radiant results.

Mild pigmentation issues such as freckles, melasma, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) often respond well to regular skin peeling. The exfoliating acids disrupt the melanin production process and encourage new skin formation that is clearer and more even-toned.

While more stubborn pigmentation may require multiple sessions or combined treatments, most clients notice a visible reduction in dark spots after a few sessions. Peels can also be combined with therapies such as PRP for skin radiance for a synergistic effect.

Skin peels are suitable for most skin types when administered by trained dermatologists or aesthetic doctors. The peel’s formulation and strength are carefully chosen after a skin consultation to match the individual’s skin tone, type, and concern.

This treatment is especially safe when performed in a medical clinic setting like Nexus Clinic. The risk of allergic reactions is minimal, and side effects are typically limited to temporary redness and mild flaking.

Precautions are taken to ensure those with very sensitive skin, eczema, or active infections are offered alternative or adjusted treatments. Sunscreen and hydration post-treatment are strongly advised to protect the healing skin.

Each session typically takes 30 to 45 minutes. The skin is first cleansed, and a gentle prepping solution is applied. Once the peel solution is brushed on, you may feel mild tingling or warmth, which usually subsides within a few minutes.

After a short period, the peel is neutralized or removed, and soothing post-treatment products are applied. The skin might appear slightly pink or feel tight, similar to a light sunburn.

• Avoiding heavy makeup for 24 hours
• Using sunscreen diligently
• Moisturizing well to support the peeling process
• Avoiding exfoliants or actives (like retinol) for several days

Visible peeling or flaking may occur for 2–3 days depending on the strength of the peel, but it is generally mild.