- per session, from
- £90
- appointment
- 45 min
- course of 3 · BIOREPEEL Cl3 FND — Full Face · save 15%
- £85 /session
- Typical plan: 3 sessions, 3 weeks apart
- Low downtime
- Planned for skin types I–VI
- Not during pregnancy
A £30 deposit secures your appointment; the balance is paid at the clinic.
Quick answers
Chemical Peels in London: what to know
- How much does Chemical Peels cost in London at INNODERM?
- Chemical Peels at INNODERM starts from £90 per session, depending on the area treated. A 3-session package (BIOREPEEL Cl3 FND — Full Face) is £255, about £85 a session. A £30 deposit secures your appointment; the balance is paid at the clinic.
- How many Chemical Peels sessions will I need?
- A typical plan is 3 sessions, about 3 weeks apart. Your practitioner confirms the number at your consultation, based on your skin and your goal.
- Is there any downtime after Chemical Peels?
- Low: typically a day or two of mild redness. Your practitioner talks you through aftercare before you leave.
- Is Chemical Peels suitable for darker skin?
- Our planning rules allow Chemical Peels for every skin type (Fitzpatrick I to VI), with settings adapted to your skin. Your practitioner assesses your skin at consultation, with a patch test where needed, before confirming it's right for you.
- Can I have Chemical Peels while pregnant or breastfeeding?
- No, we don't offer Chemical Peels during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. Tell us if you are pregnant and your practitioner will advise what can wait.
- How long does a Chemical Peels appointment take?
- Allow about 45 minutes at our clinic at 19-21 Great Tower Street, a five-minute walk from Tower Hill station.
Treatment Applications
What Is It Used For?
Accelerating cellular renewal and exfoliation
Brightening a dull, uneven complexion
Reducing fine lines, pigmentation, and blemishes
Smoothing rough or textured skin
Unclogging congested pores
Preparing skin for enhanced product absorption
Is this right for you?
Quick Qualification
- You have dull, congested skin
- You have active acne or pigmentation
- You want to refine skin texture
- You are looking for a quick skin refresh
Is This Treatment Right for You?
Review the indications and contraindications before booking.
Indications
- Your complexion looks dull and lacks that healthy radiance
- Hyperpigmentation or dark spots affect your skin's evenness
- Fine lines and early sun damage are becoming more visible
- Acne-prone skin needs a deeper, professional-grade exfoliation
- Rough texture makes makeup application feel uneven
- You want to enhance the results of your at-home skincare routine
- Congested, blackhead-prone skin needs a thorough reset
- You're looking for a customisable treatment suited to your unique skin
Contraindications
- Active cold sores or herpes simplex — the peel may trigger a flare
- Open wounds, cuts, or severely irritated skin
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding (certain peels only — we'll advise)
- Recent Roaccutane use within the past six months
- Active sunburn or recently tanned skin
- Allergy to specific peel ingredients — we'll review these together
- Recent facial surgery or invasive treatments within four weeks
- Use of prescription retinoids within one week
How It Works
Reveal a fresher, more polished complexion with our professionally formulated skin peels. Using carefully selected natural acids, these treatments dissolve dull surface cells to uncover brighter, smoother, more even-toned skin beneath — with options tailored to every skin type and concern.
A chemical solution is applied to the skin, which causes the dead outer layers to shed. This reveals the smoother, clearer skin underneath and stimulates new cell growth.
What to Expect
Your journey from consultation to final results.
1
During
A slight tingling or warm sensation (20 mins).
2
Day 1-3
Skin may feel tight; no visible peeling for light peels.
3
Day 4-7
Mild flaking may occur with medium peels.
Investment
Transparent pricing for premium results.
PRX T-33 — Full Face
Single Session£110
Course of 3
£280£93 / session
PRX T-33 — Full Face + Neck
Single Session£130
Course of 3
£330£110 / session
PRX T-33 — Full Face + Neck + Décolletage
Single Session£150
Course of 3
£380£127 / session
BIOREPEEL Cl3 FND — Full Face
Best ValueSingle Session£100
Course of 3
£255£85 / session
BIOREPEEL Cl3 FND — Full Face + Neck
Single Session£120
Course of 3
£300£100 / session
BIOREPEEL Cl3 FND — Full Face + Neck + Décolletage
Single Session£135
Course of 3
£340£113 / session
BIOREPEEL Cl3 FND — Hands
Single Session£110
Course of 3
£280£93 / session
BIOREPEEL Cl3 FND — Back
Single Session£160
Course of 3
£400£133 / session
BIOREPEEL Cl3 FND — Shoulders
Single Session£120
Course of 3
£300£100 / session
ZO Skin Health Stimulator Peel
Single Session£90
Course of 3
£230£77 / session
Add-on — Kobido Facial Massage
Single Session£65
Course of 3
£180£60 / session
* All prices include a comprehensive initial consultation. Course prices represent significant savings.
| Treatment Area | Single Session | Course of 3 |
|---|---|---|
| PRX T-33 — Full Face | £110 | £280£93 / session |
| PRX T-33 — Full Face + Neck | £130 | £330£110 / session |
| PRX T-33 — Full Face + Neck + Décolletage | £150 | £380£127 / session |
| BIOREPEEL Cl3 FND — Full FaceBest Value | £100 | £255£85 / session |
| BIOREPEEL Cl3 FND — Full Face + Neck | £120 | £300£100 / session |
| BIOREPEEL Cl3 FND — Full Face + Neck + Décolletage | £135 | £340£113 / session |
| BIOREPEEL Cl3 FND — Hands | £110 | £280£93 / session |
| BIOREPEEL Cl3 FND — Back | £160 | £400£133 / session |
| BIOREPEEL Cl3 FND — Shoulders | £120 | £300£100 / session |
| ZO Skin Health Stimulator Peel | £90 | £230£77 / session |
| Add-on — Kobido Facial Massage | £65 | £180£60 / session |
* All prices include a comprehensive initial consultation. Course prices represent significant savings.
Before Your Session
Preparation
Follow these steps before your Chemical Peels appointment to ensure the best outcome.
- Discontinue retinol and exfoliating acids five to seven days before
- Avoid waxing, threading, or depilatory creams on the face for one week
- No sun exposure or tanning beds for two weeks prior
- Arrive with clean skin, free of makeup and heavy skincare products
- Share your full skincare routine so we can select the ideal peel for you
- Begin SPF 50 use daily if you haven't already
Post-Treatment Care
Aftercare
Follow these guidelines after your Chemical Peels session for the best possible results.
- Your skin may feel tight and look flushed initially — this is expected
- Peeling or flaking typically begins around day two to four — resist the urge to pick
- Apply a gentle, hydrating moisturiser as often as needed
- Wear SPF 50 every day without exception — freshly peeled skin is sun-sensitive
- Avoid active skincare ingredients for at least one week
- Skip makeup for 24 hours to allow your skin to breathe
- Avoid swimming, saunas, and excessive sweating for 48 hours
- Follow-up peels can be scheduled to build progressively beautiful results
Common Questions
Everything you need to know about Chemical Peels.
Not necessarily. Modern peels are designed to work at a cellular level without always causing dramatic visible peeling.
Chemical peels are categorised by depth. Light peels (alpha-hydroxy acids such as glycolic, lactic, or mandelic) refresh the surface — minimal downtime, suitable for sensitive or first-time patients. Medium peels (TCA, Jessner's, or combinations) reach the upper-mid dermis and address pigmentation, fine lines and acne scarring — visible peeling for 3–7 days. Deeper medical peels exist but are reserved for specific clinical cases and require longer recovery. At INNODERM your practitioner selects the right depth and acid mix for your concern and skin type after consultation.
Yes, but with careful selection. Lighter peels using AHAs (lactic, mandelic) are widely used on Fitzpatrick IV–VI and are considered safe with appropriate pre-treatment skin conditioning. Higher-strength peels (TCA, Jessner) require more caution and pre-conditioning to reduce the risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Your practitioner will assess your Fitzpatrick type, may recommend a pre-peel topical regime (such as ZO Skin Health), and may start at a lower strength on your first session.
This is a clinical decision, not a patient one — but the practical differences are: AHAs (glycolic, lactic, mandelic) are water-soluble, work on surface texture, dullness, and fine lines, and are gentle. BHAs (salicylic) are oil-soluble and penetrate into pores, making them strong choices for oily, congested, or acne-prone skin. TCA (trichloroacetic acid) is a medium-depth peel that reaches deeper layers — used for pigmentation, scarring, and visible peeling for more dramatic resurfacing. Your practitioner picks the right acid (often a combination) based on your skin type and goals.
Yes — salicylic acid (BHA) and certain combination peels are among the most clinically effective treatments for inflammatory and comedonal acne. They work by exfoliating inside the pore (BHA is oil-soluble and dissolves sebum and dead skin in the follicle), reducing inflammation, and breaking the cycle of pore congestion. A course of 4–6 sessions spaced 2–4 weeks apart is the typical protocol for active acne, then maintenance every 4–8 weeks. Best results come from combining peels with an appropriate skincare routine.
At-home AHA/BHA serums and pads can be a useful part of daily skincare — at the strength they are sold to consumers (typically 5–15% AHA or 0.5–2% BHA). Clinical chemical peels are different products: medical-grade strength (20–70% glycolic, 10–30% TCA), professionally applied for precise contact time, with rapid neutralisation if needed. The depth of effect, the speed of result, and the safety of higher strength all require clinical oversight. At-home maintenance and clinical peels work together — they are not interchangeable.
For surface refresh and glow, you can see immediate improvement after a single light peel. For corrective goals (pigmentation, acne scarring, fine lines), expect a course of 4–6 sessions spaced 2–4 weeks apart to build meaningful change. Maintenance is then once every 6–12 weeks depending on your goal. Your practitioner will recommend a course after assessment.
Yes for lighter peels, with strict aftercare. The risks come from UV exposure on freshly peeled skin — sun on recently peeled or actively peeling skin significantly raises the chance of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Light AHA peels are reasonable in summer provided you commit to broad-spectrum SPF 50 every day, avoid direct sun for at least 2 weeks, and have no major outdoor events planned during recovery. Medium and deeper TCA peels are generally avoided in the strong-UV months and rescheduled for autumn–winter.
All three resurface the skin but through different mechanisms. A chemical peel uses an acid solution to dissolve the top layers — visible flaking is part of the result, particularly with medium peels. HydraFacial uses water-based vortex cleansing with serum infusion — no downtime, no peeling, the gentlest option. Microneedling creates controlled micro-channels with fine needles — works mechanically, triggers collagen, redness for 24–48 hours. Often these are layered into a long-term plan rather than used in isolation: peels for tone, HydraFacial for maintenance, microneedling for structural rebuilding.
Concerns this treatment helps with
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From the INNODERM Journal
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