Chemical Peel Treatment in Narela, Delhi

A chemical peel is a popular skin treatment used for acne marks, pigmentation, dullness and uneven texture. At PS Dental Care, Narela Mandi, the peel is chosen after a skin consultation, based on your skin type, your concern and how your skin has reacted to treatments before.

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What Is a Chemical Peel?

A chemical peel applies a solution to the skin to exfoliate dead cells, unclog pores and encourage new skin growth. Peels are grouped as superficial, medium or deep, and the depth decides how strong the treatment is and how long the skin takes to recover.

Benefits of Chemical Peels

  • Exfoliation: removes dead skin cells for smoother, brighter skin.
  • Acne support: helps unclog pores and reduce breakouts.
  • Pigmentation: can help fade dark spots and uneven tone.
  • Texture: can soften fine lines and rough texture.

Types of Chemical Peels

Superficial (mild) peels

Made with acids such as glycolic or lactic acid. Used for dullness, uneven texture and light pigmentation. Downtime is usually minimal, with slight redness at most. Several sessions are commonly needed.

Medium peels

Made with acids such as TCA or salicylic acid. Used for moderate acne marks, pigmentation and fine lines. Redness and peeling may last several days.

Deep peels

Deep peels are much stronger, need a longer recovery and careful medical supervision, and are only suitable for selected patients. Your doctor will tell you whether they are appropriate for you.

Which Peel for Which Concern?

This is a general guide only. The doctor makes the final choice after examining your skin.

Skin concernPeels commonly used
Acne and acne marksSalicylic acid peel
PigmentationGlycolic acid peel, TCA peel
Fine linesTCA peel, Jessner's peel
Dull, uneven skinLactic acid peel, glycolic acid peel

People with medium to dark skin tones, common in India, are more likely to develop dark marks after strong peels, so the peel strength is chosen carefully. Read more about acne treatment in Narela if acne is your main concern.

What to Expect During a Peel

StepDetails
ConsultationThe doctor examines your skin and medical history and recommends a suitable peel.
PreparationYour skin is cleansed and prepared for the peel.
ApplicationThe solution is applied for a set time.
NeutralisingThe peel is neutralised or removed.
AftercareMoisturiser and sunscreen are applied and you receive aftercare instructions.

Who Should Be Careful?

Tell your doctor if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have active skin infections, cold sores or open wounds, have a sunburn, or have recently taken acne medicines such as isotretinoin. A peel may need to be delayed or avoided in these cases.

Aftercare Tips

  • Avoid sun exposure and use a broad-spectrum sunscreen.
  • Keep your skin moisturised.
  • Do not pick or pull flaking skin.
  • Follow the aftercare instructions your doctor gives you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a chemical peel painful?

Most people feel mild tingling or a warm, stinging sensation that settles quickly.

How many sessions are needed?

It depends on the peel and your skin concern. Mild peels usually need several sessions, while stronger peels need fewer. Your doctor will plan this with you.

Is a chemical peel safe for every skin type?

Not always. Suitability depends on your skin type and tone, your skin condition and any medicines you use, which is why a consultation comes first.

What is the downtime?

Mild peels usually have little downtime, while stronger peels can cause redness and peeling for several days or longer.

What is the cost of a chemical peel in Narela?

The cost depends on the type of peel and the number of sessions. Call +91 95601 08207 to book a consultation and get an estimate.

Book Your Consultation

PS Dental Care
2108, Bawana - Narela Rd, near Bank of India, Nai Basti, Narela Mandi, Delhi 110040
Phone: +91 95601 08207 | Open Monday – Sunday, 9 AM – 9 PM

Treatment is planned by our doctors. Book an appointment online or contact us.

Individual results vary. This page is general information and not a substitute for a medical consultation.