Salicylic acid is a BHA that effectively targets the oil glands. This type of peel is excellent for someone with congested, acne-prone skin, as salicylic acid is oil-soluble, so it penetrates deep into your pores to clear congestion. Plus, it has anti-inflammatory properties that can offer relief to inflamed breakouts. For added benefits, Mandelic and citric acid may also be used alongside a salicylic acid to encourage cell renewal.

Glycolic acid is the gold standard in chemical peel formulations and is the go-to for many professional skin therapists for its proven ability to transform the health and appearance of a multitude of skin types. Not always suitable for beginners, but all peel treatments are bespoke

This could include AHAs such as lactic, citric, mandelic, tartaric, and glycolic acid or milder TCA. But for aging concerns a course of treatments is always recommended and therefore a bespoke treatment plan will be designed which will build up tolerance.

Mandelic Acid alongside Phytic and Azelaic acid is effective at treating pigmentation from sun damage. It has also been shown to reduce melasma by as much as 50% in four weeks. Citric acid is sometimes used to help reveal brighter and more radiant skin. For more severe signs of pigmentation or melasma, or for those experienced with peels a stronger advanced peel might be recommended.

Azelaic, lactic, citric and phytic acids especially formulated to rejuvenate and brighten the delicate eye area. Can be used alongside mesotherapy for added benefits (see combined treatments)

Medical grade medium-strength retinol and TCA peels are an excellent option for treating more advanced hyperpigmentation, acne, scarring, and texture concerns and preventing and treating lines and sagging.

They have a deep biostimulating and revitalising effect on the skin at the extracellular matrix level. This stimulates the fibroblasts in the correct way in order for them to synthesise collagen and elastin.

A TCA peel will often be used for ageing hands. TCA peels are typically medium-depth and often only require 2-3 treatments a year. Slightly longer downtime, and SPF following the procedure is a must.