Specialist therapist-led skin treatments
Targeted professional peels for a brighter complexion, smoother texture and clearer-looking skin. We use CLINICCARE peels supplied by 4T Medical, selected for your skin type and concern.
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A professional peel uses exfoliating acids to loosen and remove surface skin cells. This encourages renewal and can improve dullness, congestion, selected pigmentation and uneven texture.
Our CLINICCARE range includes Pure, Glow and Refresh. Your therapist selects the formulation and strength after assessing your skin. The professional Peel Blender allows the treatment to be adjusted according to the product protocol.
We review your concern, sensitivity, skin tone, medicines and recent treatments. A suitable sheet mask and sun protection complete the treatment, with advice on caring for the skin afterwards.
Each formulation has a different focus. We select the peel according to your skin type and concern.
Pure combines azelaic, salicylic, lactic and glycolic acids. It is designed for blemish-prone skin, blackheads and blocked pores, and may improve rough texture. 4T Medical lists suitability for Fitzpatrick skin types I-IV.
Explore acne concerns →Glow uses glycolic and mandelic acids to support surface renewal and a more even-looking complexion. It may be selected for dullness, sun-related pigmentation or a wider melasma plan. 4T Medical lists suitability for all Fitzpatrick skin types; individual assessment remains essential.
Explore pigmentation →Refresh contains glycolic and kojic acids and is designed for early signs of ageing, dullness and rough texture. It can soften the appearance of surface lines. 4T Medical lists suitability for Fitzpatrick skin types I-IV.
Explore fine lines →The formulation, peel strength and application are selected to suit the skin. We explain what the peel is likely to improve, its limitations and any preparation needed before booking a course.
A lighter peel may give an early refresh; established concerns often benefit from a series.
One treatment may be chosen for a skin refresh. A planned series may be more useful for congestion, pigmentation or texture. The number and intervals depend on the peel, your skin and the response; we review progress throughout.
The skin may look fresher once early sensitivity settles. Improvements in tone, congestion and fine texture are usually assessed over a course. Pigmentation can recur, so sun protection and appropriate home skincare matter.
We explain the chosen peel and aftercare before the treatment begins.
Tell us about allergies, cold sores, eczema, recent tanning, medication and other procedures. We advise whether to pause retinoids or exfoliating products. Irritated, broken or infected skin may require postponement.
The skin is cleansed and the selected peel applied for a controlled time. You may feel tingling, warmth or mild stinging. Tell your therapist if it feels painful. The peel is removed or neutralised according to its protocol.
These targeted treatments are generally intended to have limited downtime. Temporary redness, tightness, dryness or light flaking can occur over the following days. Stronger treatment and individual sensitivity can mean longer healing.
A suitable mask and sunscreen finish the treatment. Follow advice on gentle cleansing, moisturising, makeup, exercise, heat and active skincare. Avoid picking or scrubbing flaking skin and protect the area from sun exposure.
Helpful answers
Pure focuses on congestion and blemish-prone skin, Glow on pigmentation and radiance, and Refresh on fine lines and texture. We choose according to your skin type, concern and sensitivity.
Not necessarily. Some people have little visible flaking, while others develop dryness or light shedding. Visible peeling is not required for a superficial peel to have an effect.
Temporary tingling, warmth or mild stinging can occur. Tell your therapist if the sensation is painful so the treatment can be reassessed.
Usually little, although mild redness, dryness or flaking can appear. The duration depends on strength and skin response. We give advice for the peel selected rather than promise zero downtime.
Pure may improve congestion, blackheads and selected acne-prone skin. A superficial peel has limited effect on deep, indented scars; microneedling or another scar treatment may suit better.
Glow may be considered as part of a broader pigmentation plan. Melasma can recur and irritation can worsen pigmentation, so assessment, careful selection and sun protection are important.
Glow is listed by 4T Medical for all Fitzpatrick skin types; Pure and Refresh are listed for types I-IV. We assess your individual skin and history because pigment changes are still possible.
This depends on the goal and response. A single refresh or a series can be discussed. We agree the number and intervals after assessment.
Follow the advice for your particular peel. If the skin is irritated, flaking or not fully healed, wait until your therapist confirms it is suitable.
Some active products, including retinoids and exfoliating acids, may need to be paused. Tell us what you use and we will explain when to stop and restart it.
Sometimes treatments form part of a wider plan, but timing and intensity need care. Tell us about recent procedures so we can avoid overlapping irritation and allow healing.
Redness, sensitivity and flaking are expected possible reactions. Less common complications include allergy, burns, infection, cold sore reactivation, pigment change or scarring. Contact us for severe pain, blistering or an unexpected reaction.
Selected for your skin
We will assess your skin and explain the formulation, likely course, downtime and cost.
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