Resurfacing treatment Croydon

**What is a resurfacing peel or treatment, and how does it work?**
It’s very simply a chemical solution that can be applied to the skin. It is designed to give a deeper exfoliation than your average at-home scrub, to help actually peel off the damaged upper layer of skin to reveal new, revitalised skin underneath.
✔Reduce any skin imperfections
✔Improve skin quality
✔Quick & pain-free
**From £75 per session**
**No. of sessions recommended: 3-6**

Things to consider

Why get Resurfacing Treatment with Skin Studio UK?

Our skin peels and treatments are hand-picked to give you and your skin the best results possible. It is possible to uncover the naturally glowing, healthy skin behind the weary, injured, and dead skin cells that once covered the epidermis by gently removing them. All of our peels can be enhanced with LED therapy to give your skin an extra push.

There is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all technique when it comes to skin peels. Our expert aestheticians will conduct a complete consultation during which we will analyse your skin and you will be able to address your most pressing skin concerns.

Whether you're looking to treat acne or oily skin, sun damage, or rosacea, we have a wide range of peels to ensure your skin gets the best treatment possible. We'll provide recommendations based on your skin's state and treatment strategy.

FAQs

How long do skin peels last?

How long the effects of a skin-peeling facial last depends on the depth of the peel:

A light peel typically lasts from one to two months.

A medium-depth peel normally lasts from two to six months.

A deep peel can last several years.

How do skin peels work?

Infection to the treated area is extremely unlikely as all skin needling procedures are carried out with sterile equipment in clinical conditions. Please follow post-procedure care advice.

How long do they last?

Skin-peeling facials use acid to dissolve the bonds that are holding old, dead skin cells onto the skin’s surface. The dead skin cells then slough off, leaving fresh skin beneath.

Are there any side effects?

FAQ ABOUT SKIN-PEELING FACIAL

Many people flinch from the idea of peeling as something that will ‘thin the skin’ and therefore be harmful. Do peels thin the skin? Yes. A little, and just on the very surface. But here’s why that’s not a bad thing. What a chemical peel will do is dissolve the cellular ‘glue’ that keeps old dead skin cells stuck to the surface of your face. That’s a very small thinning of the stratum corneum, the outermost layers of the epidermis. Peels reveal a fresher surface beneath, and that’s good, because that fresher surface is smoother, reflects light better, and absorbs skin products better.

People feel that ‘thinner’ skin will mean skin that is more fragile and worse protected, but because the ingredients used in chemical peels also stimulate skin repair in the lower levels of the skin, they actually thicken the dermis (the lower layer of the skin) and improve its health, so overall, your skin will be left in better shape.