A facial and a chemical peel can look similar on a treatment list, and some facials include a light peel step, which adds to the confusion. The real difference is how deep the treatment goes and what your skin does afterwards. Both are part of our facials in Southport.
This is suitable for those looking for:
This is suitable looking for:
A facial works with your skin. It removes surface debris, softens congestion and puts moisture back, and you leave looking well. A peel deliberately changes the skin, using acids to lift the outer layer so fresher skin replaces it. That means a peel can shift pigmentation and rough texture in a way a facial cannot, but it also asks more of your skin afterwards, with dryness, tightness or light flaking for a few days depending on the strength used.
If you want your skin to look and feel better with no fuss afterwards, a facial suits you. If your concern is pigmentation, sun damage, persistent congestion or rough texture, a peel is the treatment that actually addresses it and we would plan a course. Skin that is very reactive, sensitised or currently inflamed usually does better starting with facials while we settle it down. We assess that properly at your consultation rather than guessing.
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