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- Downtime
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Skin treatment
Chemical Peels in Newark
Professional chemical peels for dullness, acne, pigmentation and uneven texture. Tailored to your skin type and treatment goals after a full consultation.
- Price
- From £100
- Duration
- 45 mins
- Downtime
- Varies by peel level, from little or none to several days of redness, dryness or flaking
- Results
- Some glow can show early, with fuller results building over a short course
- Longevity
- Best maintained with skincare, SPF and maintenance treatments as advised
The treatment
How Chemical Peels works
A chemical peel applies an acid blend to the surface of your skin to lift away dead and damaged cells. The skin beneath responds by renewing faster, so the new surface looks fresher and feels smoother. Across a course of treatments, that turnover evens out tone, refines texture, eases congestion and softens early fine lines.
What patients notice
What to expect
- Brighter, smoother skin with improved clarity
- Customisable strengths for different needs
- Can target pigmentation and congestion
- Quick treatments with predictable downtime
- Works well with a clinic and at-home skincare plan
Before you book
Is this treatment right for you?
Suitable for
- Most adults concerned by dullness, pigmentation, acne, uneven tone, rough texture or early fine lines, provided the peel type and strength are chosen to suit their skin. This is always assessed in consultation.
Not suitable for
- Some peel acids are not appropriate during pregnancy. Active cold sores, recent sun exposure, current retinoid use or certain sensitivities may require a pause or adjustment before treatment.
In their own words
"My skin looked dull and congested before I started. After three peels my texture and clarity are noticeably better. Simple as that." (Representative client experience. Individual results vary.)
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After your appointment
Aftercare
Strict SPF and a gentle skincare routine are essential after treatment. Follow all pre- and post-peel instructions carefully, including any advice on pausing active products in the days before your appointment.
Common questions
Frequently asked about chemical peels
What skin concerns can chemical peels help with?
They can help with dullness, uneven tone, pigmentation, congestion, acne, fine lines and rough texture.
How do chemical peels work?
They use controlled chemical exfoliation to speed up cell turnover and reveal fresher, smoother skin.
Will my peel be tailored to my skin?
Yes. The peel type and strength are selected after we assess your skin, lifestyle and treatment history.
What does the treatment feel like?
Most people feel tingling or warmth during treatment. Stronger peels can feel more active.
Is there downtime after a peel?
Downtime varies by peel strength. Some peels cause little disruption, while stronger peels can lead to redness, dryness or flaking for several days.
How many treatments will I need?
A short course of around 3 to 6 treatments is often recommended for cumulative improvement.
What aftercare matters most?
SPF, gentle skincare and following your clinician’s preparation and aftercare advice are essential for safety and results.
Are chemical peels suitable for everyone?
Not always. Some acids are avoided in pregnancy, and factors such as retinoid use, recent tanning, active cold sores or certain skin sensitivities may affect suitability.
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65 London Road, Newark
Ready to find out more?
Your clinician will take the time to understand your concerns, assess your skin and talk through what Chemical Peels could realistically achieve for you. No obligation to proceed.
Medically reviewed by Dr Shahe Boghossian, Medical Consultant, GMC 5204600 . Last reviewed 21 May 2026.
