Chemical Peel Surgery
A Chemical Peel is a cosmetic treatment where a chemical solution is used to improve the texture of the skin by removing its damaged outer layers. It helps improve the appearance of scars, facial blemishes, wrinkles, uneven skin pigmentation and age spots.

Chemical peel procedure
Chemical peel treatment doesn't require anesthesia and a full face peel usually takes no more than 20 minutes. The chemical solution is applied to the surface of the skin which leads to the careful removal of its outer layers.

After surgery
After a chemical peel, you will experience discomfort and mild swelling for the first week. After this initial week, your new skin will be begin to show and you can resume normal activities.

Chemical peel risks and side effects
The risks of a chemical peel are minimal and complications are very rare. However, you should still fully discuss the possible risks with your surgeon.

Chemical peel surgery cost
The price of a chemical peel in the UK range from approximately £60 per session for mild glycolic peels, up to £600 upwards for a course of Trichloroacetic acids (TCA) peels. For some of the most advance chemical peels available, expect to pay in the region of £2,000.

Chemical peel - NHS, private or abroad
Chemical peels are a purely cosmetic treatment and therefore unavailable on the NHS. However the treatment is widely available at most private cosmetic surgery clinics in the UK and abroad.

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