Chemical peels

More than 15 professional peels, selected for your skin

A peel is not a single product: it is a family of acids (fruit, glycolic, salicylic, lactic, mandelic…) with different concentrations and targets. Our institute works with more than 15 professional peels, chosen according to your goal — pigmentation spots, acne scars, enlarged pores, fine lines, dull complexion — and your skin's sensitivity.

How does a peel course unfold?

After the complimentary skin assessment, we define the acid, the concentration and the number of sessions — often a course of 3 to 6, spaced 2 to 4 weeks apart. Depending on intensity, the skin may flake lightly for a few days: you leave with a precise aftercare protocol. Peels combine very well with the Hydrafacial (preparation) and LED photomodulation (soothing). Pay-per-session prices — see also the anti-spot protocol.

Frequently asked questions

Will a peel make my skin flake?

Not necessarily: our gentle peels brighten without visible flaking. Deeper peels can cause a few days of peeling — it all depends on the chosen formula, and you are told beforehand.

Which peel for pigmentation spots?

Depigmenting formulas target surface melanin, often as a course and outside periods of strong sun. The complimentary skin assessment determines the right concentration for your phototype.

Can you have a peel in summer?

Gentle superficial peels remain possible with strict sun protection; more active formulas are best scheduled from October to April. We build the calendar with you.

How many peel sessions should I plan?

As a course, three to six sessions spaced two to four weeks apart. The result builds progressively, session after session.

What precautions after a peel?

Systematic sun protection, reinforced hydration and no scrubs for a few days. A written aftercare protocol is given to you after every session.