Cold peel
A peel applied at the clinic, followed by a home-care routine with a cream chosen by the specialist.
Who it's for
Suitability is confirmed after a consultation and assessment by the treating clinician; results vary from person to person. It may not suit very sensitive skin or pregnancy; the specialist decides this.
What to expect
- Skin assessment
- The peel is applied at the clinic
- How and when to remove it, and how to use the home cream, are explained
- Follow-up to review your skin
Sessions and aftercare
Follow the removal and home-cream instructions exactly, and use sunscreen every day.
Possible risks and side effects
Common: redness, dryness, peeling and a warm or itchy feeling for a few days. Less common: strong irritation or skin-colour change. The specialist explains the risks before starting.
Why follow-up matters
Keeping follow-up appointments and aftercare instructions matters; missing them can delay noticing a side effect or affect the result.