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Chemical peels
Controlled exfoliation for scars, pigmentation and fine lines.
A peel solution removes the outer layer of dead skin cells. Peels range from superficial to deeper ones and are chosen for concerns like acne marks, uneven pigmentation and fine lines.
About chemical peels
A chemical peel uses a carefully chosen solution to remove the outer layer of dead skin cells, encouraging fresher, more even skin to come through. Peels range from light 'lunchtime' peels with little or no downtime to deeper peels that cause visible flaking for a few days.
Different peel agents suit different concerns — some help unclog pores and calm acne, others target pigmentation, dullness or fine lines. The right peel and strength are chosen after looking at your skin type and what you'd like to improve.
Peels are usually done as a series of sessions a few weeks apart. Afterwards the skin is more sensitive to the sun, so sunscreen is essential, and scrubbing, waxing and strong active products should be avoided for a few days.
Representative photo.
What it can help with
Not sure if this is the right treatment? That’s what the consultation is for.
- Acne marks and mild scarring
- Pigmentation and uneven tone
- Fine lines
- Dull, rough skin texture
How it works at the clinic
- 01
Consultation
Dr. Jahanvi listens to your concern and examines you before anything is decided.
- 02
Your plan
Options, number of sittings and what to expect are explained, so you can choose with full information.
- 03
Treatment
Done at the clinic in Jhotwara, with your comfort kept in mind throughout.
- 04
Follow-up
Aftercare advice and review visits, so results are checked and maintained.
With Dr. Jahanvi Tyagi, dental surgeon & clinical cosmetologist · Open every day, 10:30 AM – 8:00 PM
Further reading
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A clear comparison of HydraFacial, carbon facial, PRP facial and chemical peels — what each does, who it suits, and what to expect afterwards.
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All skin & hair- Acne & acne scarsTreating active breakouts and the marks they leave.
- Melasma & pigmentationFor dark patches, uneven tone and dullness.
- MicroneedlingStimulating the skin's own repair to improve texture.
- HydraFacial & medi-facialsDeep cleansing, exfoliation and hydration in one session.
- MicrodermabrasionGentle resurfacing for smoother, brighter skin.
- Laser hair removalLong-term reduction of unwanted hair.
- Hair PRP & hair transplantFor hair fall and thinning.
- Mole, wart, skin tag & tattoo removalMinor procedures for common skin growths and tattoos.