Chemical peels are one of the most effective ways to improve skin tone, texture, clarity and overall skin health. At Dermology, we offer a carefully curated range of medical-grade chemical peels that are selected and customized according to your skin type, concerns and goals — because no two skins behave the same.

Our peels range from gentle, no-downtime exfoliation treatments to more advanced corrective peels designed to target pigmentation, acne, melasma and signs of ageing.

What Exactly Is a Chemical Peel?

A chemical peel is a professional exfoliation treatment that uses active acids, enzymes or botanical compounds to remove dead skin cells, stimulate renewal and encourage healthier skin function.

By accelerating cell turnover, chemical peels help the skin:

• Shed dull, damaged surface cells

• Improve uneven skin tone and texture

• Reduce congestion and breakouts

• Support collagen stimulation

• Enhance the absorption of skincare products

The strength and depth of a peel determine how it works and what it treats — which is why professional guidance is essential.

Why Are There So Many Different Types of Peels?

Chemical peels are not “one-size-fits-all.” Different peels are designed to target specific skin concerns, penetrate to different depths and suit different skin tones and sensitivities.

At Dermology, we choose peels based on:

• Your skin type and skin tone

• Your primary concern (pigmentation, acne, ageing, sensitivity)

• Your lifestyle and downtime tolerance

• Your treatment history

This tailored approach allows us to deliver results safely and progressively.

Skin Concerns Chemical Peels Can Improve

Depending on the formulation used, chemical peels can help address:

• Sun damage and environmental ageing

• Pigmentation, melasma and uneven skin tone

• Acne, congestion and post-breakout marks

• Dull, tired or rough skin texture

• Fine lines and early signs of ageing

• Enlarged pores

• Redness and inflammation

Many patients also use peels as part of an ongoing skin maintenance program to keep skin clear, bright and healthy.

Professional Chemical Peels Available at Dermology

We proudly work with internationally respected peel brands, each offering specialized formulations:

DermaQuest

DermaQuest peels combine advanced science with botanical ingredients and are ideal for improving texture, clarity and pigmentation with controlled exfoliation.
Options include Pumpkin, MangoBrite, Lactic Acid, MelaQuest, Hibiscus and Jessner peels, each targeting different concerns such as dullness, acne, dehydration and uneven tone.

Dr Schrammek

The iconic Green Peel is an herbal-based treatment that works by stimulating circulation and natural skin renewal. It is particularly beneficial for dull, congested or uneven skin and can be adjusted in strength depending on desired results.

Mesoestetic

Mesoestetic peels are clinically formulated for advanced concerns such as pigmentation and melasma.
Treatments include Cosmelan, Melanostop, Melanoplus, Retiflash, Dermamelan Intimate, Azelan, Lactic Acid and MD Peels, offering targeted correction with professional supervision.

iS Clinical

The well-known Fire & Ice Peel resurfaces the skin while minimizing downtime. It combines exfoliation with cooling and calming phases, making it ideal for skin rejuvenation, texture refinement and visible brightness.

Meline

Meline peels are specifically designed to address pigmentation concerns in both Ethnic and Caucasian skin types, offering safe, structured correction for uneven tone and discoloration.

What Happens During a Chemical Peel Treatment?

Your treatment begins with a professional skin assessment and consultation to determine the most appropriate peel.
During the peel, you may experience mild tingling, warmth or cooling sensations depending on the formulation used. Most treatments take 15–30 minutes.

After the peel, soothing products and sun protection are applied, and you’ll receive clear aftercare guidance to support healing and results.

Is There Downtime After a Chemical Peel?

Downtime varies depending on the peel:

• Superficial peels may have little to no visible downtime

• Medium-depth peels can cause mild redness, dryness or flaking for a few days

• Corrective pigmentation peels may involve a more noticeable peeling phase

Your therapist will always explain what to expect so you can plan accordingly.

How Many Chemical Peels Will I Need?

Some patients see improvements after a single peel, while others benefit most from a series of treatments. Chemical peels work exceptionally well as part of a long-term skin health plan, often combined with professional skincare and advanced treatments.

Who Is Suitable for Chemical Peels?

Chemical peels can be safely performed on most skin types when chosen correctly. A consultation is essential to assess suitability, especially if you have active skin conditions, are pregnant, or are using prescription skincare.

Great skin starts with the right treatment plan.
Book a personalized consultation at Dermology and discover which chemical peel is best suited to your skin’s needs.

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