Skin treatments
A resurfacing treatment for dull, congested or uneven skin, matched to your skin type.
From £90. Confirmed when you book.
A chemical peel applies a controlled acid solution to lift dead surface cells and speed up cell turnover, improving brightness, congestion, pigmentation and fine texture. At The Therapy Studio in Rimington the guide price is from £90, with peel strength matched to your skin.
Dull, tired-looking skin, blocked pores and blackheads, patchy pigmentation, sun damage and fine lines. Lighter peels give a fresh glow with no real downtime; stronger peels do more but ask for a few days of shedding.
Peels are often used in a short course, and they pair well with a good home skincare routine.
Steph assesses your skin, history of pigmentation and how your skin usually reacts before choosing a peel. Some skins need preparing with home products for a few weeks first.
A patch test may be advised, particularly for pigmentation-prone skin.
Like the sound of chemical peel? Send a booking request and Steph will confirm a time that suits you.
Send your details and the days that suit you, and Steph will reply personally to confirm a time. Nothing is booked in until you have heard back, and every treatment starts with a consultation and a suitability check.
From £90. Confirmed when you book.
It depends on the strength. Light peels often cause only slight flaking; stronger peels can shed visibly for a few days around day two to five.
A short course of three to six, two to four weeks apart, is usual for pigmentation or congestion. Some people then have one seasonally.
From £90 as a guide price, depending on the peel chosen and the area treated.
Yes, but allow at least two weeks before anything important in case of shedding, and longer for a first, stronger peel.
Some peels are, and some carry a pigmentation risk. Steph will choose carefully and may patch test first.
Send a booking request or message Steph. Every treatment starts with a friendly consultation, and nothing is booked in until you are happy.
