Chemical peels at House of Beauty Telford
Aesthetics

Chemical Peels

Lactic. Glycolic. Mandelic. TCA. Clinical-grade peels prescribed to your skin — for texture, pigmentation, fine lines and the kind of glow no facial alone can deliver.

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Duration45–60 mins
FromConsultation
Course3–6 peels recommended
Downtime0–10 days

About this treatment

Peels are arguably the highest-ROI skin treatment we offer — they reset the skin's surface and trigger genuine collagen response. We carry a full range of acids and prescribe to your specific concern: lactic for hydration, mandelic for sensitive or darker skin, glycolic for general resurfacing, salicylic for breakout-prone skin, TCA for serious texture, pigmentation and fine line work.

What to expect

  1. Consultation

    Skin reading, history, agreed peel and depth. We may patch test for first-time peel clients.

  2. Treatment

    Cleanse, prep, peel application with timed neutralisation. Tingling or warmth is normal.

  3. Aftercare brief

    You leave with detailed at-home aftercare and the products to support the heal.

  4. Heal & review

    Light peels: skin looks brighter immediately. Medium / TCA: 5–10 days of controlled peeling reveals new skin underneath.

Aftercare

SPF 50 every day, no exception. No active skincare (retinol, AHAs, BHAs) for 1–2 weeks depending on depth. No exfoliating, no picking. Hydrate generously and use the post-peel balm we provide.

FAQs

What is a chemical peel?

A controlled application of a clinical-grade acid (lactic, glycolic, salicylic, mandelic or TCA) that exfoliates the skin to varying depths. Targets texture, pigmentation, fine lines and acne.

How long is the downtime?

Light peels: no visible downtime, mild redness for an hour. Medium peels: 3–7 days of flaking. TCA peels: 7–10 days of peeling. We confirm depth at consultation based on the result you want and what you can plan around.

How many peels do I need?

For best results, a course of 3–6 peels at 4-week intervals. A single peel improves the skin meaningfully; a course is what compounds the result.

Is a peel safe for darker skin tones?

Yes — but skin tone affects which acid we use. Lactic, mandelic and partial-strength glycolic peels are safest across all Fitzpatrick types. We confirm at consultation.

Ready to book?

Peels start with a free consultation. We confirm the right peel for your skin and your week — never deeper than your downtime allows.

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