Medical-Grade Chemical Peels

Written & clinically reviewed by Natalie Everett, RN  ·  Last updated June 2026

Medical-grade chemical peels are tailored at NEA to brighten and clarify the skin, targeting pigmentation, tone, texture and the look of fine lines. The right peel and strength depend on your skin, so every treatment begins with a consultation with Natalie, RN, to confirm what is suitable and safe for you.

What a medical-grade peel does

A peel works by gently resurfacing the outer layers of the skin to reveal a fresher, more even complexion underneath and to encourage healthy renewal. Medical-grade peels are more targeted and effective than over-the-counter options, which is why they are performed in clinic by a trained practitioner.

What it helps with

Peels are targeted for improvements in pigmentation, skin tone, skin texture, and the look of fine lines and wrinkles. NEA offers a range of peels — so the type and strength can be matched to your skin and goals.

A tailored approach

The right peel, strength and frequency depend on your skin type, concern and history, which is why every peel begins with assessment. Peels often work best as part of a broader skin plan supported by good home care.

What to expect

Depending on the peel, you may notice light flaking or a fresher complexion over the following days. The specifics, including aftercare, are explained at your appointment.

Related skin concerns: Pigmentation & Sun Damage, Acne & Breakouts and Dullness & Dehydration.

Suitability and results vary between individuals and are assessed at your consultation. A $75 booking fee applies to all appointments and is redeemed from the cost of treatment on the day.