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Medical-Grade Treatment

Chemical Peels
for Acne.

Bandra West, Mumbai

Chemical Peels are one of the most effective in-clinic treatments for acne, working both to clear active breakouts and prevent new ones from forming. At Aeon Clinic, we use medical grade peels specifically selected for acne prone skin, delivering clearer, less congested skin with each session.

Clear
Breakouts
Prevent
Formation
4–6
Sessions
Chemical Peel for Acne Treatment

Deep

Cleanse

Understanding Acne Peels

How do Chemical Peels help with acne?

Unlike peels used for pigmentation that focus primarily on melanin breakdown, peels for acne work by targeting the root causes of breakouts at multiple levels.

Deep cleaning clogged pores and removing excess oil

Exfoliating dead skin cells that contribute to breakouts

Reducing the bacteria responsible for acne inflammation

Calming active breakouts and reducing redness

Preventing new comedones and pimples from forming

Improving post acne marks and early scarring over time

The Procedure

What to Expect

How does the procedure work?

Chemical Peels for acne are performed in a controlled clinical setting with peel selection tailored to your acne type and severity.

Consultation

Your acne type, severity, and skin sensitivity are assessed to select the right peel

Preparation

The skin is thoroughly cleansed and degreased before the peel is applied

Application

The peel solution is applied evenly and left on for a carefully timed duration

Neutralisation

The peel is neutralised and removed, followed by a soothing post treatment application

Recovery

Mild redness and light flaking over 2 to 4 days is normal. Most patients return to their routine the next day

Expected Results

What You Can Expect

What results can you expect?

Chemical Peels deliver progressive improvement in active acne and overall skin clarity over a series of sessions.

Reduction in active breakouts and skin congestion after each session

Clearer, less oily skin with improved texture

Gradual fading of post acne marks and pigmentation

Most patients benefit from a course of 4 to 6 sessions spaced 2 to 3 weeks apart

Best results when combined with a medical acne management plan

Frequently Asked Questions

Your Questions, Answered

Everything you want to know about
Chemical Peels for Acne.

A temporary increase in breakouts, known as purging, can sometimes occur after the first few peels as the treatment brings underlying congestion to the surface more quickly. This is actually a sign that the peel is working. Purging typically settles within a week or two, and subsequent sessions usually result in progressively clearer skin without this initial phase.

Most patients experience a mild tingling or stinging sensation during the peel application, which is more noticeable on areas with active breakouts. The sensation is temporary and settles immediately once the peel is neutralised. The discomfort is generally well tolerated and does not require numbing.

Most patients benefit from a course of 4 to 6 sessions spaced 2 to 3 weeks apart for optimal acne control. Mild acne may require fewer sessions, while moderate to severe acne may benefit from a longer course. Maintenance sessions every 4 to 6 weeks can help sustain results and prevent new breakouts from forming.

Yes. Chemical Peels work best when combined with a medical acne management plan that may include topical treatments, oral medications, or other in-clinic procedures. Your specialist will design a comprehensive treatment approach tailored to your acne type and severity for the best possible outcome.

Downtime is minimal. Mild redness for a few hours and light flaking over 2 to 4 days is normal as the skin exfoliates and renews. Most patients return to their normal activities the next day. Sun protection is essential during and after the treatment course to prevent post inflammatory hyperpigmentation.

Clear breakouts and prevent new formation.

Medical-grade peels for acne-prone skin, targeting congestion at the source.

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