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Dermal Peels
Dermal Peel Treatments Provided by Trained Practitioners
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Dermal Peels Treatment Considerations
Supports Skin Radiance
May assist in improving the appearance of skin brightness and overall complexion following assessment
Supports Skin Texture
May assist in improving the appearance of skin texture associated with ageing, with outcomes varying between individuals
Supports Appearance of Skin Acne
May assist in improving the appearance of uneven skin texture related to previous acne, following individual assessment
Supports Pigmentation Concerns
May be considered for individuals concerned about uneven skin tone or pigmentation, with suitability determined during consultation
Skin Health Assessment Required
Certain skin concerns require medical assessment. Your practitioner will advise whether further evaluation or referral is appropriate
Supports Appearance of Fine Lines
May assist in improving the appearance of fine lines as part of an overall skin care approach, with results varying between individuals
Treatment Care Guidelines
PreCare
Ongoing Care
Side Effects
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Avoid using specific medications as advised by your practitioner prior to treatment.
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Antiviral medications may be recommended by your practitioner where clinically appropriate.
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Avoid applying cosmetic lotions or active skincare products on the treatment area before your appointment, unless advised otherwise.
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Avoid waxing or other hair-removal methods on the treatment area prior to your appointment as discussed during consultation.
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Treatment plans, including the number and spacing of sessions, are individualised and determined following consultation and skin assessment.
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Sun exposure should be minimised before and after sessions. Daily sun protection may be recommended by your practitioner, and active skincare products may be paused temporarily based on individual skin response.
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Keep the skin gently cleansed and hydrated. Peeling, if it occurs, should be allowed to resolve naturally. Your practitioner will advise when to resume regular skincare.
Possible effects following treatment may include:
- Discomfort: You may experience sensitivity or discomfort in the treated area during and after the procedure
- Redness: The skin may appear red following treatment
- Swelling: Some swelling in the treated area can occur
- Itching and irritation: The treated skin may feel itchy or irritated as it responds to the peel
- Peeling and flaking: As the treatment works to exfoliate the outer layers of skin, peeling or flaking may occur. The degree of peeling varies between individuals, and some clients may experience minimal to no visible peeling
- Breakouts: As the skin purges, you may notice temporary breakouts or blemishes
- Changes in skin pigmentation: Darkening (hyperpigmentation) or lightening (hypopigmentation) of the skin may occur in the treated area
What it costs
20% Lactobotanical Peel
Approx. 30 mins
Price
$107.00
Appointment
30% Lactobotanical Peel
Approx. 30 mins
Price
$119.00
Appointment
40% Lactobotanical Peel
Approx. 30 mins
Price
$129.00
Appointment
Bene-Factor Peel
Approx. 30 mins
Price
$149.00
Appointment
Cosmelan Peel
Approx. 30 mins
Price
$1499.00
Appointment
Deep Sea Peel
Approx. 30 mins
Price
$350.00
Appointment
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to Follow a Specific skincare routine after healing from Chemical peel treatments?
Yes, you have to apply sunscreens and moisturizers when you go out to keep your skin moistened.
Are there any side effects of Dermal Peels?
Hyperpigmentation may be a side effect in people with a natural brown skin tone, but this is rare. In deep peels, you may experience infection. Some people may have an allergic reaction to the chemicals used in the peeling solution and experience irritation and redness on the skin. However, all these side effects are rare, and a pre-chemical peel consultation is advisable.
What should you expect during skin healing?
You can experience redness, irritation, sensitivity, peeling and flaking of the skin layer, dryness on the skin, and sensitivity to the skin and certain cosmetic products.
Does insurance cover the dermal peeling?
It comes under the cosmetic procedure, so insurance does not cover the chemical peeling.