Chemical Peel Treatment in Jalandhar

What is Chemical Peel Treatment?

A chemical peel is the controlled application of a solution – such as glycolic, salicylic, lactic, mandelic or TCA – that exfoliates the outer layers of the skin. As the skin renews, it becomes smoother, clearer and more even in tone.

Peels range from very gentle 'lunchtime' peels with no visible peeling to medium-depth peels for stubborn pigmentation and scars. The right peel depends on your skin type, your concern and how much downtime you can manage.

Peels work best as part of a plan. Dr. Tarunveer pairs peels with a suitable home-care routine and, where needed, with lasers or other procedures.

Concerns we treat

• Active acne & blackheads
• Acne marks
• Pigmentation & melasma
• Sun tan
• Dull, tired skin
• Fine lines
• Open pores & oily skin
• Underarm & neck darkening

Benefits of Chemical Peel

How the Treatment Works

1. Skin assessment & priming

   Your skin is assessed and you may be asked to use a priming cream for about 2 weeks before the first peel.

2. Cleansing & preparation

   The skin is cleansed and sensitive areas are protected.

3. Peel application

   The peel is applied and carefully timed. You may feel mild tingling or warmth.

4. Neutralising & soothing

   The peel is neutralised or removed, and a soothing cream and sunscreen are applied.

Results & Number of Sessions

Most people notice brighter, smoother skin within a week of the first peel.

For acne, pigmentation and marks, a series of 4–6 peels gives the best results, followed by occasional maintenance peels and a good daily routine with sunscreen.

Aftercare

• Mild flaking or dryness for a few days is normal – do not peel the skin off
• Use a gentle cleanser and moisturiser
• Apply sunscreen and avoid direct sun
• Avoid scrubs, waxing and retinoids for about a week
• Resume your usual routine as advised by the doctor

Is Chemical Peel Treatment Safe?

Superficial peels performed under a dermatologist's care are very safe. Mild redness, tingling, dryness and flaking are expected. Deeper peels carry a small risk of temporary pigmentation changes, which is why correct peel selection, skin priming and sun protection are important.