A chemical peel isn’t one treatment — it’s a whole family of them. The right peel for oily, acne-prone skin is very different from the one that fades stubborn pigmentation, and using the wrong strength is exactly how peels earn their scary reputation.

Done correctly, under dermatologist supervision, a peel is one of the most reliable ways to reveal brighter, smoother, more even skin with little to no downtime.

Treatment at a Glance

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Factor

Details

Procedure Type

In-clinic exfoliating peel

Treatment Time

15–30 minutes

Downtime

0–5 days (depth dependent)

Onset of Results

Within 1 week; builds over a course

Sessions Required

3–6 sittings, 2–4 weeks apart

Suitable For

Acne, pigmentation, dull & uneven skin

Superficial, Medium or Deep — Understanding Peel Depth

Superficial peels (glycolic, mandelic, salicylic) work on the outermost layer for glow, congestion and mild pigmentation, with essentially no downtime. Medium peels (TCA) reach deeper to address scarring and stubborn melasma and involve a few days of visible peeling.

The art is matching acid, strength and depth to your specific concern and skin type — which is why every MediGlo peel is prescribed after a skin analysis, never picked off a menu.

Chemical peel treatment at MediGlo Clinic

What Chemical Peels Help With

At MediGlo Clinic, treatment is planned individually after a detailed skin analysis. Common concerns we address:

What to Expect & Aftercare

Every plan begins with a private consultation with Dr. Jaspreet Kour’s team. You will receive clear pre- and post-care instructions tailored to your skin — sun protection is non-negotiable after any peel.

Most patients return to normal activities the same day for superficial peels. Our team reviews and refines your course so results build safely over time.