At-home peels are increasingly popular for their convenience and low cost. However, peeling is not entirely risk-free, and self-administering it can pose risks without a clear understanding of your skin and the products.
Common risks of self-peeling
- Choosing a concentration unsuited to your skin
- Leaving it on too long causing irritation or mild burn
- Not knowing how to handle skin reactions
- Skipping sunscreen after the peel
When at-home peels may be considered
At-home peels should only be considered with mild products, low concentration and when skin is healthy with no active inflammation. If you have never peeled or your skin has issues, it is better done with professional assessment.
Benefits of peeling at Tiani
Tiani selects the peel type and concentration suited to your skin, monitors reactions throughout and provides detailed aftercare guidance. Book a consultation for a safe, suitable peel for you.
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