Synergie Skin professional chemical peels are customised clinical treatments designed to exfoliate the skin, encourage cellular renewal and target specific skin concerns. Rather than using the same peel for every client, the formulation and intensity are selected according to your skin type, current skin condition and treatment goals.

Depending on the peel selected, treatment may be considered for acne and congestion, blackheads and clogged pores, uneven skin texture, dull or lacklustre skin, pigmentation and uneven skin tone, post-acne marks, fine lines and signs of ageing, sun-damaged skin, and dehydration and changes in overall skin quality.

Chemical peels use carefully selected acids and active ingredients to loosen and remove accumulated surface skin cells and encourage cellular renewal. Different formulations work at different depths and target different concerns, which is why your peel is selected specifically for your skin.

You don't need to choose your own peel. Your skin will be assessed before treatment, and the most appropriate formulation will be selected based on your skin concerns, sensitivity, barrier health and treatment goals.

Not necessarily. The amount of visible peeling varies depending on the formulation used and your individual skin response. Some clients experience little to no visible peeling, while others may notice dryness, tightness or light flaking in the days following treatment. Visible peeling is not required for a treatment to be effective.

You may experience tingling, warmth or mild stinging while the peel is active on the skin. Treatment is carefully monitored throughout, and the strength and application are tailored to your individual skin.

This depends on your skin and what you would like to address. A single peel can be a great way to refresh the skin, while a course of treatments may be recommended for concerns such as acne, congestion, pigmentation or uneven texture.

Treatment intervals vary depending on the peel used, your skin's response and your overall treatment plan. Your recommended frequency will be discussed following your skin assessment.

Skin may appear smoother, brighter and more refreshed once the initial recovery period has passed. Concerns such as pigmentation, congestion and texture generally require a more progressive approach with regular treatments and appropriate home skincare.

Yes. Certain Synergie peels may be incorporated into a treatment plan for acne-prone and congested skin by helping to reduce surface build-up and improve blocked pores. As acne can have multiple contributing factors, your home skincare and overall skin plan are also important.

Selected peels may help improve the appearance of superficial pigmentation and uneven skin tone by encouraging controlled exfoliation and cellular renewal. Pigmentation should be properly assessed first, as different types of pigmentation require different treatment approaches.

Yes. Depending on your skin and treatment goals, chemical peels may be incorporated into a broader treatment plan alongside LED Light Therapy, Laser Genesis or other clinical skin treatments. Combination treatments are recommended only when appropriate for your skin.

Some sensitive skins may be suitable for carefully selected professional peels, while others may benefit from focusing on barrier health first. If your skin is particularly reactive or compromised, a Barrier Recovery Treatment may be recommended before progressing to active treatments.

No. Your skin, medical history, medications, current skincare and recent treatments will be assessed before your peel. If your skin barrier is compromised or there is another contraindication, treatment may need to be modified or postponed.

Pricing varies depending on the peel selected and treatment area. Your recommended treatment and associated cost will be discussed following your skin assessment.