Acne marks, uneven tone and rough texture are often the result of a build-up of damaged skin cells on the surface that don’t shed as efficiently as skin ages. Chemical Peel is a controlled exfoliation treatment that uses acid-based solutions to dissolve these damaged surface layers, revealing smoother, more even-toned skin beneath.
At our Anna Nagar clinic, every Chemical Peel Treatment is performed only after a detailed skin assessment by experienced dermatologists to select the right acid type and concentration for your skin’s tolerance and concern.
A Chemical Peel uses an acid-based solution – commonly alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs) like glycolic acid, beta-hydroxy acids (BHAs) like salicylic acid, or trichloroacetic acid (TCA) for deeper concerns – to break down the bonds holding dead skin cells together on the surface. This controlled exfoliation encourages the outer, damaged layer of keratinocytes to shed more evenly, revealing fresher skin cells and stimulating a mild renewal response underneath.
The depth of a chemical peel can be adjusted by selecting different acids and concentrations, ranging from superficial peels that only affect the stratum corneum to medium-depth peels that reach further into the epidermis for more pronounced concerns like acne scarring or stubborn pigmentation. This adjustability is what allows a chemical peel to be tailored specifically to a person’s skin tolerance and the depth of the concern being treated, rather than offering a single fixed intensity.
Because chemical peels work through controlled irritation and exfoliation rather than mechanical or laser-based methods, proper aftercare and strict sun protection afterward are especially important – freshly exposed skin cells are more vulnerable to UV damage and post-inflammatory pigmentation during the healing window. This is why peel strength and frequency are carefully matched to each person’s skin type, particularly for melanin-rich skin tones that carry a higher risk of pigment-related side effects if aftercare isn’t followed properly.
At our Anna Nagar clinic, every Chemical Peel Treatment is performed only after a detailed skin assessment by experienced dermatologists to select the right acid type and concentration matched to your skin’s tolerance and specific concern.
Acid-Based Chemical Exfoliation
20-30 Minutes
Most Skin Types
3-4 Recommended
3-5 Days Peeling
Required
₹1,500* Per Session
Consultation & Skin Assessment – our dermatologist evaluates skin type and concern
Cleansing & Degreasing – skin is prepped for even peel application
Acid Application – the selected peel solution is applied evenly
Neutralisation (if required) – peel is neutralised or timed precisely
Soothing & Hydration – skin is calmed with hydrating serums
SPF Application – sun protection applied before you leave
Mild peeling begins within 2-3 days
Fresh, smoother skin emerges beneath
Noticeably more even tone with continued sessions
Sustained improvement in texture and clarity
Final cost depends on the acid type, peel depth and number of sessions recommended.
Chemical Peel is safe and effective when performed by trained professionals.
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A Chemical Peel is a controlled exfoliation treatment using acid-based solutions like glycolic acid, salicylic acid or TCA to dissolve and shed damaged surface skin cells. It is commonly used to treat acne, acne marks, pigmentation and uneven skin tone.
Chemical peels, particularly those containing salicylic acid, are widely used and generally well suited to acne-prone skin because they help clear congestion and reduce breakouts. Your dermatologist will select the right acid type based on your specific skin condition.
Chemical Peel treatment in Chennai typically starts from ₹1,500 per session at Anucare. The final cost depends on the acid type, peel depth and number of sessions recommended during your consultation.
Most clients feel a mild tingling, warming or slight stinging sensation during application, which typically subsides quickly. Deeper peels may cause more noticeable sensation, which your dermatologist will discuss beforehand.
A course of 3 to 6 sessions is generally recommended for visible, lasting improvement in acne, pigmentation or texture. Your dermatologist will suggest a specific frequency based on your skin’s response and concern.
Yes, mild peeling and flaking for 3 to 5 days is an expected part of the process, similar to sun-related peeling. Strict sun protection during this window is essential to avoid pigmentation-related side effects.
Chemical Peel can improve mild to moderate pigmentation by encouraging pigmented surface cells to shed, though deeper or hormonally-driven pigmentation like melasma may respond better to Cosmelan Peel or a combined treatment approach.
Yes, Chemical Peel is often combined with Dermapen 4 or HydraFacial as part of a broader skin resurfacing plan. Your dermatologist will advise on the right sequencing and spacing between treatments.
Every Chemical Peel Treatment at our Anna Nagar clinic is performed only after a detailed skin assessment by experienced dermatologists, with acid type and concentration customised to your skin’s tolerance and concern.
Avoid sun exposure, tanning and strong actives like retinoids for at least a week before your appointment, and inform your dermatologist of any medications that may increase skin sensitivity.
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