Chemical Peel Treatments in Ware Hertfordshire

Professional Chemical Peel treatments at Beauty Bar Salon in Ware Hertfordshire, and Essex area.

We make skincare simple and effective. Our chemical peels are designed to address skin concerns like aging, wrinkles, acne, rosacea and sunspots, leaving your skin smoother and refreshed. Each peel is tailored to suit your needs, whether you’re looking to reduce wrinkles, clear up acne, or brighten your skin.

What is a chemical peel?

A chemical peel is a cosmetic procedure that exfoliates and removes damaged layers of skin. This process leads to a smoother, healthier skin underneath. Peels can vary in strength.

Superficial Peels: mild peels exfoliate without visible peeling.

Medium Peels: reduce wrinkles and some sun damage.

Deep Peels: more severe skin issues like deeper wrinkles or scarring, They offer a more dramatic results.

Anti-Aging Chemical Peels

If you’re looking to smooth out fine lines or wrinkles, anti-aging peels help promote collagen production and skin renewal. These treatments reduce visible signs of aging, leaving you with firmer, more youthful skin.

Chemical Peels for acne and clear skin

Acne can be frustrating, but peels exfoliate deep into pores, helping reduce breakouts and inflammation. Whether you’re dealing with regular breakouts or occasional flare-ups, we target the root of the problem, giving you clearer, healthier skin.

Sun Damaged Skin

Sun damage can cause spots, uneven skin tone, and discoloration. Our chemical peels work to fade sunspots and even out your complexion, bringing back your skin’s natural glow. It’s a simple and effective way to freshen up your look.

Chemical Peel Aftercare Hertfordshire

After a chemical peel, your skin is more sensitive to the sun. Since the outer layer of protection has been exfoliated, your fresh skin is vulnerable to UV damage.

Your skin is more likely to sun burn after a peel.

Tanning can cause uneven pigmentation or dark spots on newly treated skin.

Apply sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher every day, even on cloudy days.

Whenever possible, avoid the sun, especially between 10 AM and 4 PM.

Every two hours reapply sunscreen, especially if you’re sweating or swimming.

Use a mild, non-irritating cleanser to avoid irritating your skin..

Keep your skin hydrated with recommended moisturiser.

Avoid scrubs, acids, or any skincare products with strong ingredients like retinol and vitamin C until your skin fully heals.

It’s normal for your skin to shed in the a few days after your peel. Don’t pick or peel – let it shed naturally.

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What you need to know about chemical peel before booking your treatment at Beauty Bar?

One common misconception about chemical peels is that they always result in visible skin peeling. In reality, only deeper peels are likely to lead to peeling, redness, and some downtime. Superficial peels, while still effective, may not cause noticeable peeling, making them a more convenient option for people with busy lifestyles.

Chemical peels are versatile and highly effective treatments that can help you get healthier skin. There’s many different peels that can be tailored to your exact and unique skin needs. Whether you’re are looking to treat acne, need a collagen boost for aging skin, treatment for extremely sensitive skin, or an overall skin rejuvenation, a chemical peel can help you achieve that.

Different types of chemical peels

Glycolic Peel is great for moisturising, anti-aging, and brightening. It also improves post-acne scars.

Salicylic Peel is anti-inflammatory and antibacterial. Ideal for acne-prone skin and controlling oil.

Mandelic Peel balances oil production, perfect for acne-prone and mature skin.

Lactic Peel is hydrating and stimulating, perfect for dry or dehydrated skin.

Pyruvic Peel boosts collagen production and reduces acne scars.

Kojic Peel targets discoloration and sunspots for brighter skin.

Azelaic Peel addresses acne, pigmentation, and folliculitis.

Deep Phyto Peel

Deep Phyto Peel is a deeper medium peel that contains only natural ingredients like spongilla, calendula, mint and iris plus Beta Hydroxy and Alpha Hydroxy Acids.

This peel is dedicated to all skin types even sensitive skin.

It deeply exfoliates and delivers minerals to your skin. This treatment can be tailored to your specific needs.

1 day peel: moderate exfoliation that leaves your skin fresh, improves laxity and addresses purulent infections.

2 days peel: medium exfoliation to create brighter complexion, achieve clean skin free of acne. Pores will look tighter.

3 days peel: strong exfoliation that will lighten darker spots, revitalise, stimulate skin regeneration and improve acne scars.

TCA chemical peels

Biorepeel and PRX T33

Biorepeel is an all-year-round medical peel, consisting of a complex of different acids (trichloroacetic, lactobionic, and salicylic), amino acids (proline, arginine, glycine), and vitamins C and B2.

It will give an immediate effect of fresh-looking skin. This chemical peel is an excellent solution for people who are looking for a quick and non-invasive method to achieve beautiful and healthy skin. It reduces all imperfections without side effects. Suitable for sensitive skin. We recommend a course of between 4-6 treatments, each session 2-3 weeks apart.

PRX T33 is also an all-year-round medical peel that contains TCA and kojic acid, making it perfect to treat discolouration.

Are chemical peels Painful?

The degree of discomfort can vary.

Mild Discomfort: The sensation of most chemical peels feel like soft tingling, warmth or light stinging. This can be felt during the application for about a minute or so, and subsides quickly as the procedure progresses.

Depth Matters: The level of discomfort depends on the depth of the peel. Superficial peels are less uncomfortable than deep peels.

Post-Peel Recovery: After the procedure, you can experience some redness and tight skin, but this is temporary and manageable with the aftercare cream. Deeper peels may involve more noticeable side effects like skin shedding and peeling.

Before some deeper peels we may apply a numbing cream to minimise any discomfort.

Side Effects and Risks

Redness: you can experience temporary redness, that can feel similar to a very mild sunburn.

Peeling: about 4-7 days after your treatment you may notice peeling. The degree of peeling varies depending on the depth of the peel.

Tightness: you may experience skin tightness, which subsides within a few days.

Swelling: with deeper peels you may experience mild temporary swelling that diminishes within a few days.

Chemical peels are generally safe when performed by a professional, and if you follow proper aftercare.

Hyperpigmentation: In extremely rare cases, chemical peels may cause changes in pigmentation. To avoid it, it’s very important to follow post-treatment aftercare eg. use sunscreen.

Infection: Infections are extremely rare. Following post treatment care minimises this risk (use fresh towel, fresh pillow case, don’t touch your face with unwashed hands etc)

Scarring: scars usually happen when people get impatient and try to pull on the peeling skin. Never pull or pick on the peeling skin.

Chemical Peel treatments combined with Microneedling or Mesotherapy

Chemical peels, micro-needling, and mesotherapy are known for their unique abilities to rejuvenate and transform the skin. When combined, they create even more powerful treatment that can address various skin concerns.

Chemical peels exfoliate by removing the outer skin layer, and effectively target concerns such as wrinkles, acne, and pigmentation.

Microneedling uses tiny needles to create micro-injuries in the skin. It stimulates collagen and results in firmer, smoother skin.

Combining microneedling with chemical peel amplifies the regeneration process.

Mesotherapy involves the tiny injections of a customised blend of vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients directly into the skin. When paired with chemical peel, mesotherapy further enhances the skin’s health and look.

We can tailor the combination to your skin type, concerns, and goals. Whether you’re looking to reduce wrinkles, acne treatment, or a rejuvenating glow, the combination can be adjusted to meet your specific needs.

Boost Collagen

It stimulates collagen production, which leads to firmer, more youthful skin.

Exfoliate and Renew your skin

Chemical peels exfoliate the skin, while microneedling and mesotherapy improve skin renewal.

Treat Multiple Skin Concerns

The combination can effectively target a wide range of skin issues, from fine lines to pigmentation.

We assess your skin, discuss your goals, and create a personalised treatment plan.

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Exfoliation and Cell Renewal: Chemical peels exfoliate the skin’s top layer, removing dead skin cells. This stimulates the regeneration of fresh, youthful skin.

Collagen Production: They trigger the production of collagen, a protein essential for skin elasticity and firmness.

Fine Lines and Wrinkles: Medium peels can improve fine lines, while deeper peels address more pronounced wrinkles.

Skin Tone and Texture: Chemical peels can lighten pigmentation irregularities, even out skin tone, and reduce the depth of scars.

Fighting Free Radicals: Some chemical peels contain antioxidants that combat free radicals, which can accelerate the aging process.

Chemical peels have the great potential to turn back the clock, and reduce the visible signs of aging.

Treating Sensitive Skin with chemical peels at Beauty Bar in Ware

Sensitive Skin: A Unique Challenge

Sensitive skin requires special attention and care. It’s prone to redness, irritation, and discomfort when exposed to harsh treatments or products. Chemical peels can help your the skin to become less sensitive.

Mandelic acid is a gentle peel that regulates sebum production and kills bacteria, it is advised for acne and mature skin that is oily with breakouts. Perfect for sensitive, combination, oily skins, and skins with rosacea as it calms redness. It can also be used on darker skin types.

Lactic acid is a very mild peel great for sensitive skin. It helps to soothe dry and rough skin. Can be safely used on skin with rosacea.

The results from chemical peels, even for sensitive skin, are gradual and may become more noticeable with each session. A series of treatments are recommended to achieve your desired outcome.

Chemical peel treatment - what to expect during your appointment?

We will evaluate your skin to determine the most suitable chemical peel for you. We usually try to determine the best treatment for you before your appointment, and some information may be gathered via email.

We start by thorough cleansing of your skin. Some peels require a special solution to be applied before the treatment begins.

We then apply the chemical peel solution to your skin. That can be done by a small brush, or small dots of products from a syringe and then massaged in. The sensations during this stage can vary.

Some people experience mild tingling and others say it feels warm.

The solution is left on your skin for a specific duration, determined by the type, pH and depth of the peel and your skin sensitivity. We will keep checking how your skin responds to the peel maintaining your comfort and safety.

Then we will neutralise the peel to stop the process. Some peels require a special solution and others can be neutralised with water.

We will provide you with guidelines for post-treatment care. This typically involves gentle cleansing, moisturising, and the application of sunscreen. Proper aftercare is important to avoid side effects and ensure the best results.

Some procedures vary slightly depending on the type of chemical peel.

How Long Do the Results Last?

Type of Peel: The type of chemical peel plays a role here. Milder peels with minimal downtime, may require more frequent sessions for longer-lasting effects. In contrast, deeper peels offer longer-lasting results with fewer sessions.

Skin Type and Concerns: Your skin type and the specific concerns you aim to address influence how long the results will last. Deeper wrinkles or stubborn pigmentation may require more maintenance. Acne caused by hormonal problems may need maintaining on regular basis, as long as the condition is active.

Skincare: The skincare routine you follow is important. Using correct and quality products, protecting your skin from sun exposure can extend the life of your results.

While chemical peel results can be impressive, maintenance is the key to lasting results.

Here’s how to extend the longevity of your results:

Regular Sessions: Depending on your skin’s needs and the type of peel used, regular sessions may be recommended to maintain the desired effects. For example sessions every 2 weeks or 4 weeks, how it is recommended by the manufacturer.

Sun Protection: Shield your skin from UV rays with broad-spectrum sunscreen. Sun exposure can reverse the benefits of your peel and lead to pigmentation and premature aging.

Quality Skincare: We always advise our clients on the correct home skincare, to maintain the results they get with the professional treatments. Invest in products tailored to your skin type and post-peel needs. Hydration, nourishment, and protection are essential.

How often shall I get a chemical peel?

Gentle Peels: These milder peels require more frequent sessions, typically a session every 2 weeks, to achieve desired results.

Medium and Deeper Peels: These can give longer-lasting results. Medium peels often require session once a month. Deep peels can be repeated every several months or even once a year.

Skin Concerns and Goals: The specific concerns you want to address play a crucial role. Deeper wrinkles or stubborn pigmentation may need more sessions.

Your Skin Type: Your skin influences how often you should have chemical peels. Some people may need more frequent sessions than others.

Consistency and finishing the course is the key to preserving your complexion.

Science behind Chemical Peels.

A chemical peel is an exfoliation process, but it’s not your everyday scrub.

Chemical peels use specialised formulas with active ingredients such as alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs), beta hydroxy acids (BHAs), or trichloroacetic acid (TCA).
These formulas are applied to the skin, where they penetrate the epidermis, the outer skin layer.
Once inside the skin, the chemical peel initiates a process called “desquamation.” This is the detachment and shedding of the top layer of skin cells.

One of the key elements in chemical peels is pH, or acidity. The pH level of a chemical peel solution determines its depth and exfoliating strength.

Superficial Peels: These peels have a higher pH, making them milder. They work on the epidermis, effectively treating issues like dry skin, acne, uneven pigmentation that is not too deep, and some fine wrinkles.

Medium Peels: With a slightly lower pH, medium peels target both the epidermis and the upper layer of the dermis. They can address more pronounced wrinkles and pigmentation.

Deep Peels: Deep peels have the lowest pH levels and can reach deeper into the dermis. They are designed for more significant issues such as deep wrinkles and scarring.

Collagen Production: chemical peels boost the production of collagen, a crucial protein for skin’s strength and elasticity.

New Skin: as the treated skin peels away, fresh, rejuvenated skin resurfaces. This new skin is smoother, firmer, and more radiant.

Chemical peels in Hertfordshire and Essex

At Beauty Bar Salon, we’re proud to offer chemical peels to community of Ware, Hertfordshire, and nearby areas like Hertford, Broxbourne, and Welwyn Garden City, and Harlow Essex. Book your chemical peel treatment today and enjoy expert care to keep your skin looking its best.