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Facials & Peels

Skin Peel

A medium-depth peel for pigment, texture and fine lines. Your skin peels gently for a few days, then looks brighter.

About

Skin Peel

A medium-depth skin peel lifts the top layers of tired, sun-marked skin and lets fresher, more even skin come through.
It suits most skin tones, and we prepare your skin for two weeks before so the peel is even and predictable.

Sun spots

Melasma

Fine lines

Acne marks

The Treatment
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Classic Peel, Peel Plus

“Day three looks the worst and day seven looks the best. We plan the timing with you.”

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Real Patients

Real Result

Before skin peel, 1 Peel, Full Face
BEFORE
After skin peel, 3 weeks post, same framing
AFTER

Skin Peel

1 Peel, Full Face

Emily Carter, RN

3 Weeks Post

No Filters

No retouching

At a Glance

What to expect

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30 minutes

Two layers of peel, then a calm cool-down before you leave.

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Peeling 5–7 days

Light peeling from day two to day five. Keep plans quiet that week.

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Brighter in 7 Days

Once peeling ends, skin looks clearer and more even.

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Results in 4–6 weeks

A course of two to three peels gives the strongest result on pigment.

Your Appointment

Thirty minutes, then a quiet week

You go home with an aftercare kit and a day-by-day guide for the week ahead.

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A client smiling at her result in a hand mirror
An injector showing a client the treatment plan in a mirror
The medical director reviewing a treatment plan with a client
A nurse giving a treatment in a calm treatment room
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A nurse cleansing a client's skin before treatment
A nurse explaining aftercare to a client
Pricing Plan

Skin Peel Pricing

Facials & Peels

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Classic Peel
$325
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peel
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Peel Plus
$395
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peel
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Clarifying Peel
$375
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peel
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Body Peel
$350
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Classic Peel

Get 3 Peels for

$850

Not sure what you need? That's what the consultation is for: 30 minutes, complimentary, no obligation, and you'll leave knowing exactly what would help and what it would cost.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

We’ve heard it all. Here’s everything you need to know before working with us.

ASK QUESTION

01

Will I look overdone?

Not if we're doing our job. We treat conservatively by default and would rather bring you back to add a little than have you wait out a result you don't like. You can also ask us to start with half of what's recommended.

02

Does it hurt?

Most people describe it as a quick pinch. We use fine needles, numbing cream where it helps, and filler that already contains a local anaesthetic, so the treatment itself is very manageable.

03

How soon can I go back to work?

For most injectables, straight away. You may see small pinpoint marks or slight swelling for a day or two. Laser and deeper skin treatments need two to five days, and we'll plan them around your calendar.

04

What if I don't like it?

Tell us. Every treatment includes a two-week follow-up, and small adjustments at that visit are included. Hyaluronic filler can also be dissolved, which is one reason we always start conservatively.

05

How much does it actually cost?

You'll get an exact, written price at your consultation, never a range. Neuromodulators start at $12 per unit and filler at $650 per syringe, and members save on every visit.

06

Do I need a consultation first?

Yes, for every new patient. It takes about 30 minutes, it's complimentary, and nothing is booked unless you want it to be. Returning patients can book treatments directly.

07

Can I bring someone with me?

Of course. A partner, friend or family member is welcome in the consultation and the treatment room, and many patients find a second opinion in the mirror reassuring.