How it works.
What to expect, start to finish.
We choose the peel for your skin, not from a menu: light peels for a pre-event glow, medium peels for pigment and congestion. The visit takes about 45 minutes, and a series of three to four, a month apart, is where we see the most even change.
- Dullness
- Pigment
- Congestion
Your visit, step by step
- Before
Pause retinoids and exfoliants for five days and avoid the sun.
- During
Cleanse, prep and the peel itself, layered while your clinician watches your skin respond; a few minutes of tingling is normal.
- After
Light flaking from day three; moisturise, use sunscreen and leave the peeling skin alone.
Know the names.
The name we often plan alongside chemical peels, linked to its maker’s own information and to where it sits on our menu.
DiamondGlow
Diamond-tip exfoliation, extraction and serum infusion in a single pass.
On our menu: Hydration & custom facialsOfficial informationManufacturer and product names belong to their owners and link to official information. No affiliation or authorized-provider status is implied.
Good to know.
Will my skin visibly peel?
Light peels rarely do; medium peels flake for three to five days. Your clinician tells you exactly what to expect before you commit.
How often can I have a peel?
Every four weeks for a series, then every two to three months to maintain.
Questions worth bringing.
- How will a clinician assess my skin barrier, sensitivity and pigment history before choosing a peel?
- Which peel agent and depth are proposed, and how do their risks and recovery differ?
- What preparation, aftercare and warning signs would my individual care instructions cover?
Before you book.
New to Luma Aesthetics? We start with a conversation, write your plan down with the price of every step and let you decide at your own pace. Suitability, risks and alternatives are decided with your clinician at your consultation.