CHEMICAL PEELS
Skin Type:
Most skin types, depending on the peel selected and the individual skin condition
Treatment:
A professional resurfacing treatment using medical-grade peeling solutions selected according to your skin type, concerns, and treatment goals. The peel works to exfoliate damaged surface layers, encourage cellular renewal, and improve the overall appearance and texture of the skin. Your treatment includes a skin assessment, cleansing, customized peel application, neutralization where required, and protective finishing products.
Best For:
Hyperpigmentation • Sun Damage • Acne & Congestion • Acne Marks • Fine Lines • Uneven Skin Tone • Rough Texture • Dullness
Duration:
60 minutes
Downtime:
Minimal to moderate, depending on the type and strength of peel. Temporary redness, dryness, sensitivity, flaking, or peeling may occur in the days following treatment.
Results:
Skin appears brighter, smoother, and more even-toned, with continued improvement in texture, clarity, and pigmentation as the skin renews.
Recommended Frequency:
Every 2 weeks for the first 3–4 treatments, followed by maintenance treatments every 6–8 weeks, based on your skin’s needs and your medical aesthetician’s recommendation.
Skin Type:
Most skin types, especially dry, dull, dehydrated, uneven, or lacklustre skin
Treatment:
A brightening and hydrating resurfacing facial featuring Circadia’s Lactic Acid treatment to gently exfoliate, smooth, and refresh the skin while supporting hydration. The treatment helps remove surface buildup, improve skin texture, and reveal a more luminous, glass-like finish. Your facial includes cleansing, lactic acid exfoliation, targeted skincare, hydration, and finishing products selected for your skin’s needs.
Best For:
Dullness • Dehydration • Uneven Texture • Roughness • Uneven Tone • Fine Lines • Lack of Radiance
Duration:
60 minutes
Downtime:
None to minimal. Mild temporary redness, sensitivity, or dryness may occur.
Results:
Skin appears smoother, brighter, plumper, and more radiant with a fresh, dewy “glass skin” finish.
Recommended Frequency:
Every 2–4 weeks initially, depending on your skin’s needs, followed by maintenance treatments as recommended by your medical aesthetician.