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Pro Power Peel
Professional peel treatment designed to smooth surface texture and improve the appearance of dull or uneven skin.
Benefits of Power Peel
Improves Texture
It smooth out rough or uneven skin texture
Reduced Lines
It minimizes fine lines and wrinkles to stimulate younger glow.
Minimized Scars
It softens the appearance of mild to moderate acne scars.
Lesser Pigmentation
It helps in fading dark spots and sun damage to reduce pigmentation.
Boosts Collagen
Stimulates natural collagen for firmer skin.
No Downtime
Quick procedure with no recovery time needed.
Treatment Care Guidelines
- Avoid getting direct exposure to sun
- Cut off Retinoids and Exfoliants for at least 2 days.
- Drink plenty of water to keep your skin well-hydrated.
- Arrive with a clean face, free of makeup or heavy creams.
- Consultant with a doctor in case of facial injury .
- Complete a series of 5 treatments, spaced every 2–4 weeks; occasional maintenance appointments may follow based on skin goals.
- Prep skin beforehand by avoiding retinoids and strong exfoliants for 5–7 days, and use gentle hydration by cleansing with mild products.
- After each peel, keep skin hydrated with gentle moisturiser, avoid actives/exfoliants, protect from sun with SPF 30+, and allow natural peeling without picking.
What it costs
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who should not get Power Peel?
People with active skin infections, open wounds, recent sunburn, certain types of rosacea, very sensitive or reactive skin, recent cosmetic procedures or specific medications (such as some acne treatments or topical retinoids) may be advised to delay or avoid chemical peels; your practitioner will assess this at consultation.
How long does it take to see results?
Some people notice smoother or more even‑looking skin after one peel, but improvements usually develop over several weeks as the skin renews and may require a series of treatments.
How many sessions are enough to get results?
This varies with your skin type and concerns; many treatment plans involve a course of peels spaced a few weeks apart, and your clinician will recommend a schedule based on how your skin responds.
Are there any side effects of peeling?
Temporary redness, tightness, peeling, dryness and mild discomfort are common; less frequent but more serious risks include pigment changes, infection or scarring, which will be explained before you decide to proceed.






