Treatment Name
Chemical Peel
Time Duration
Less Than 1 Hour
Doctor Name
Dr. Vikas Chabbra
Refresh your skin and reveal a radiant glow with our expertly administered chemical peel treatments. At Skin Win Clinic, we tailor solutions to deliver smoother, brighter, and more even-toned skin.
What Is a Chemical Peel?
A chemical peel gently removes the outer layers of skin using specially formulated acids. This stimulates healthy skin regeneration and collagen production, improving texture, reducing pigmentation, and softening fine lines.
Types of Chemical Peels
- Light Peels (Superficial)
Ideal for mild acne, dullness, and early signs of aging. Commonly use glycolic, lactic, or salicylic acids. No downtime or minimal peeling.
- Medium Peels
Use TCA or Jessner’s solution for deeper concerns like acne scars and pigmentation. Expect 5–7 days of skin shedding.
- Deep Peels (Phenol-based)
For more severe issues like deep wrinkles and stubborn scars. Require 2–3 weeks of recovery and compression therapy; only administered by experienced medical professionals.
Benefits of Chemical Peels
- Refines skin texture and reveals glowing skin.
- Fades pigmentation, sun spots & melasma.
- Reduces fine lines and premature wrinkles.
- Improves acne and light acne scarring.
- Opens pores and smooths uneven tone.
- Boosts collagen for firmer, youthful skin.
Risks & Considerations
While peels are safe when performed by experts, some risks include:
- Redness, swelling, stinging, and temporary dryness.
- Peeling or flaking—normal skin renewal post-treatment.
- Sun sensitivity—use SPF 30+ daily afterward.
- Potential pigment changes or scarring, especially with medium/deep peels and darker skin
- Rare infection, cold sore flare, or systemic effects with deep phenol peels
Pre & Post-Treatment Prep
Before Peel:
- Avoid retinoids/acne medications for 2+ days
- Inform us about medications, prior isotretinoin use, cold sores, or scarring history
After Peel:
- Use gentle diary-free cleansers and moisturisers
- Apply broad-spectrum SPF 30+ every morning
- Avoid picking, sun exposure, hot baths, and harsh products until healed
Who Should Get a Peel?
Ideal for clients with:
- Healthy skin and mild to moderate surface concerns.
- Signs of sun damage, dullness, or early fine lines.
- Post-acne pigmentation or superficial scarring.
Not ideal for:
- Deep wrinkles or skin laxity (may require laser/fillers).
- Darker skin without proper peel selection (risk of discoloration).
- Recent isotretinoin use, eczema, psoriasis, pregnancy, or immune suppression.