
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Clinical Peel work
Who is Clinical Peel for
How does Clinical Peel feel?
Is there any downtime after Clinical Peel?
How often is Clinical Peel recommended?
before + after care
what to do before your Clinical Peel treatment
what to do after your Clinical Peel treatment
Contraindications
Who is Clinical Peel not for?
Prescription facial treatment is not suitable for everyone. Please disclose your full health and medication history at the time of booking, and inform your clinician if any of the following apply:
- Recent sunburn or actively irritated skin
- Light-sensitising medications - please inform your therapist of any current medications before your appointment
- Active cold sores or open wounds in the treatment area
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Known hypersensitivity to skincare ingredients or previous adverse reactions to facial treatments
- Precancerous lesions or active skin conditions in the treatment area
- Blood-thinning medications or clotting disorders
If you are unsure whether a prescription facial is appropriate for your skin or health history, book a consultation with us so that we can properly assess your skin’s needs.


