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Chemical Face Peel London | 26 March 2025

Chemical peels are one of the most effective treatments for a variety of skin concerns, offering a powerful solution to improve the texture, appearance, and health of your skin. Whether you are addressing existing skin damage or using it as a preventive measure to maintain healthy, glowing skin, chemical peels provide impressive results that can rejuvenate and restore your complexion.

Why Choose a Chemical Peel?

Chemical peels are commonly used to address a variety of skin concerns. From pigmentation issues to the visible signs of ageing, chemical peels can deliver a transformative effect.

Pigmentation: Pigmentation concerns such as hormonally driven melasma or sun-induced hyperpigmentation can be significantly improved with chemical peels. Whether it’s age spots, sun freckles, or uneven skin tone, a customised peel can target and reduce these imperfections, leaving your skin clearer and more uniform.

Sun Damage: For those with sun-damaged skin, often referred to as “actinic elastosis” or solar elastosis, chemical peels offer substantial improvement. Sun-damaged skin can become thickened, pigmented, and leathery in appearance. The peeling process not only removes these visible layers of damage but also stimulates the regeneration of healthy skin, helping to restore elasticity, hydration, and texture. This process is particularly effective on areas that are commonly exposed to the sun, such as the face, neck, décolleté, and hands.

Fine Lines and Wrinkles: Fine lines, particularly around the eyes and mouth, can be softened and smoothed with specialized chemical peels. These delicate areas often benefit from the exfoliation process, revealing fresher skin beneath. For more advanced signs of ageing, a combination of peels, dermal fillers and skin boosters can work can work together to provide a more youthful and firm appearance.

What to Expect During a Chemical Peel

Before your chemical peel, at the Jonathan Britto Clinic, Jonathan and Karen will assess your skin and tailor the treatment to your specific needs. Depending on the condition of the skin and desired outcomes, the procedure may range from light to deeper exfoliation. For deeper medical peels, the process may start with a home skincare preparation 4-6 weeks before the peel. For lighter peels, this may not be required. On the day of the peel, the chemical solution is applied. Depending on the peel formulation the sensation can range from a gentle warmth to a more intense feeling of heat.

The treatment itself typically lasts between 30-45 minutes, depending on the area being treated. Afterwards, your skin may appear slightly red or irritated, but this is a normal part of the healing process. Within a few days, the top layer of skin will begin to peel away, revealing smoother, fresher skin beneath. The recovery time varies based on the depth of the peel, but it generally takes between 3-7 days for your skin to stop peeling, however the recovery in the deeper layers continue for 6-8 weeks.

Chemical peels are an effective treatment for a variety of skin concerns, and they can offer both aesthetic and functional benefits, from improving skin texture to reducing pigmentation. At the Jonathan Britto Clinic, we offer a range of chemical peel options tailored to your needs, helping you achieve glowing, healthy skin.

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