This depends on which type of peel you are having and for what purpose. Some skin peels are designed to be monthly whilst others are designed to be every week for a shorter period of time. If you are having a superficial peel, then this is ideal monthly as the cells on your skin surface renew approximately once every 30 days. If you are having a medical grade peel, then your practitioner will advise you on the ideal treatment frequency.

No, you can’t have injectable treatments on the same day as a chemical peel. We advise having them 2 weeks before or after.

Yes! Peels certainly help with pigmentation, however the primary treatment for hyperpigmentation is a prescribed home product regime. Once you are on an effective home product regime then adding in peels can help to speed up the appearance of your results. We can include bespoke skin peels as part of our personalised Pigmentation Programme.

They are very similar treatments. However, Profhilo allows a larger area (full face or neck) to be treated with only a few injections, whereas skin boosters are often used to target specific fine lines. Profhilo also does more than hydrate and thicken the skin; it contributes to skin remodelling with new collagen and elastin production.

You will notice a difference in your skin from a few days after the first treatment, however the full results are apparent 4 weeks after the second treatment.

Both combined is usually the best option! We will need to examine your skin at consultation to work out which is best for you, but generally speaking, Microneedling is better for skin surface texture concerns and Mesotherapy is better for hydration and laxity. We can also combine our Microneedling treatments with Mesotherapy for even better results.