Chemical & Deep Peels 

Advanced peel treatments tailored to your skin concerns, condition and individual treatment goals.

Chemical peels are professional exfoliating treatments designed to improve the appearance of the skin by removing damaged or dead skin cells and supporting the skin renewal process.

At MP Beauty & Laser, the type and strength of peel are selected according to your skin, concerns and treatment goals.

From dull and congested skin to pigmentation, acne and uneven texture, a personalised peel may help reveal a smoother, clearer and more refreshed-looking complexion.

What Can Chemical & Deep Peels Help With?

Professional peels may be considered for a range of skin concerns, including:

Acne & Congested Skin

Selected peels may help improve the appearance of congestion, breakouts and excess oil.

Acne Scarring & Uneven Texture

Certain peel treatments may help improve the appearance of uneven skin texture and selected types of acne scarring.

Pigmentation & Uneven Skin Tone

Peels may be used as part of a personalised approach to certain pigmentation concerns and uneven-looking skin tone.

Dull & Tired-Looking Skin

Exfoliation can help remove accumulated dead skin cells and improve the appearance of radiance and freshness.

Fine Lines & Visible Signs of Skin Ageing

Selected peel treatments may be incorporated into a skin rejuvenation plan to improve the appearance of fine lines and uneven texture.

Rough or Uneven Skin

Peels can help improve the appearance and feel of rough, uneven or lacklustre skin.

Chemical Peels vs Deep Peels

Not all peels work at the same depth or are suitable for the same skin concerns.

Chemical peels use carefully selected acids or other active ingredients to exfoliate the skin and stimulate the renewal process.

Deep or advanced peels are stronger treatment protocols that require more careful assessment and preparation. They are only recommended when appropriate for the individual skin and treatment goal.

The most suitable peel is selected during your consultation rather than simply choosing the strongest option.

Why Is Your Peel Personalised?

The same peel is not necessarily suitable for every client.

Before treatment, we consider:

  • Your skin type and current skin condition
  • The concern you would like to address
  • Pigmentation and skin tone
  • Sensitivity and previous reactions
  • Current skincare routine
  • Active skincare ingredients
  • Previous aesthetic or skin treatments
  • Medication and relevant medical history
  • Your expectations and treatment goals

Your treatment plan may also include preparation before the peel and specific aftercare afterwards.

Your Peel Treatment Journey

1. Consultation

We discuss your skin concerns, skincare routine, medical history and treatment goals.

2. Skin Assessment

Your skin is assessed to determine whether a peel is appropriate and which type may be most suitable.

3. Preparation

Depending on the treatment, you may be advised to prepare your skin before your appointment.

4. Peel Treatment

The selected peel is applied according to the recommended treatment protocol.

5. Aftercare

You receive personalised instructions to support your skin during the recovery period.

6. Review

If a course is recommended, your skin can be reviewed and future treatments planned according to your response

Chemical & Deep Peels Treatments  Prices

Choose your treatment area below.   If you're unsure which category your treatment area falls into, please get in touch before booking.

Retinol Peel Price
Skin Revival £120
Acne Stop £120
Deep Peels Price
Bio Peel £80
Deep Phyto Peel £120
Chemical Peels Price
AHA/ AHB Peels £45, Course of 6 £225

A course may be recommended depending on your skin concerns and treatment goals.

Your recommended treatment plan and pricing will be discussed during your consultation.

All IPL treatments are subject to consultation and patch test. Individual suitability and treatment recommendations may vary.

How to Prepare for Your Treatment

Preparation requirements vary depending on the treatment you are having.

Before your appointment:

  • Follow any personalised preparation instructions provided during your consultation.
  • Tell me about any medication, supplements or relevant medical conditions.
  • Tell me about any previous aesthetic treatments.
  • Inform me about any allergies or sensitivities.
  • Follow advice regarding your skincare routine before treatment.
  • Avoid making significant changes to your skincare routine immediately before treatment unless advised.

Chemical & Deep Peel Aftercare

After treatment, the skin may appear red, warm, tight or sensitive. Depending on the peel, peeling or flaking may occur during the recovery period.

Your aftercare may include:

  • Keeping the skin clean and following the recommended skincare routine.
  • Avoiding picking, peeling or manually removing flaking skin.
  • Avoiding exfoliating or irritating products until advised.
  • Avoiding excessive heat and unnecessary sun exposure.
  • Using appropriate SPF and protecting the skin from direct sun exposure.
  • Following all personalised product and aftercare instructions.

The expected recovery period depends on the type and strength of peel used.

Frequently Asked Questions

It all began with a simple idea fueled by a deep passion. As a small business, we pride ourselves on personal attention and dedication to every detail. Our approach is rooted in quality and integrity, ensuring that everything we do reflects our commitment to excellence.

How to Prepare for Your Peel?

How to Prepare for Your Peel

Your preparation will depend on the type of peel selected.

You may be advised to:

  • Avoid unnecessary sun exposure and tanning before treatment.
  • Follow any recommended skincare preparation.
  • Tell me about your current skincare products, particularly active ingredients.
  • Inform me about medications, supplements and previous treatments.
  • Avoid irritating or exfoliating treatments before your appointment unless specifically advised.
  • Arrive with clean skin and follow any additional instructions provided during your consultation.

Is a Chemical or Deep Peel Suitable for Everyone?

Peels are not suitable for every skin type or every situation.

Your skin will be assessed before treatment, taking into account factors such as active skin conditions, sensitivity, recent sun exposure or tanning, current skincare products, medication, previous treatments and your individual circumstances.

If a peel is not appropriate, alternative treatment options may be discussed.

How Many Peel Treatments Will I Need?

The number of treatments depends on your skin concern, the type of peel selected and how your skin responds.

Some clients may benefit from a single treatment, while others may be recommended a course of treatments at appropriate intervals.

Your recommended treatment plan will be discussed during your consultation.

Individual results vary and cannot be guaranteed.

Does a chemical peel hurt?

The sensation depends on the type of peel. You may experience warmth, tingling or a mild stinging sensation during treatment.

Will my skin peel after treatment?

Not every peel causes visible peeling. The amount of peeling or flaking depends on the type of treatment and your individual skin response.

Are deep peels safe?

Deep or advanced peels require careful selection, preparation and aftercare. Your suitability will be assessed before treatment

Can chemical peels help acne?

Certain peels may be suitable for acne-prone or congested skin. The appropriate treatment depends on your skin condition and individual circumstances.

Can peels help pigmentation?

Certain peels may help improve the appearance of selected types of pigmentation and uneven skin tone. Not every type of pigmentation is suitable for chemical peeling.

Can I use my normal skincare after a peel?

You may need to temporarily change your skincare routine following treatment. You will receive personalised advice about which products to use and which ingredients to avoid while your skin recovers.

How often can I have a chemical peel?

Treatment frequency depends on the type of peel, your skin condition and your treatment goals. The appropriate interval will be discussed during your consultation.

Not Sure Which Peel Is Right for You?

Let's choose the right approach for your skin.

There are different types and strengths of chemical peels, and the strongest option is not always the most appropriate.

During your consultation, we can assess your skin, discuss your concerns and recommend the most suitable treatment approach for you.