Chemical Peels
Professional renewal in clinic — gentle maintenance and daily protection at home.
About this treatment
Chemical peels apply professional-strength acids to renew the skin's surface, improving texture, tone and congestion. A peel at ReGen is chosen for your skin in consultation and always comes with specific aftercare.
Because peels deliberately renew the surface, what you use at home between treatments matters — gentle, barrier-supporting products and rigorous sun protection.
How your daily routine complements treatment
A consistent routine maintains the benefits of treatment: gentle cleansing, barrier support and daily SPF. Sun protection is a core part of any peel plan — renewing skin needs protection from the sun, and your practitioner will tell you exactly how to manage it.
Skincare maintains results between treatments; it does not replace them. Home products are not professional peels, and using them aggressively between sessions risks over-exfoliating rather than supporting.
ESK products for general skin maintenance
Products for general skin maintenance between treatments — for intact, settled skin only. Follow your practitioner's aftercare for anything applied while skin is still renewing.
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Calming Cleanse£35.00£31.50A gentle creamy soap-free cleanser. Coconut based with soothing botanicals including Aloe Vera, Lavender, Rose, Soy extract and Orchid that leaves your skin clear and hydrated. May also be used as a makeup remover.
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B Quenched£63.00£56.70A fragrance-free niacinamide and hemp-seed hydrator that calms the look of redness and supports the barrier, for irritable or easily flushed skin.
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Repair +£69.00£62.10A lightweight barrier cream with niacinamide, ceramides, hyaluronic acid and panthenol to calm and hydrate dry, reactive skin.
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Zinc Shade£50.00£45.00A lightweight, matte day cream with broad-spectrum SPF15 protection, built on zinc oxide 10% and designed for minimal white cast. Doubles as a make-up primer.
Actives that may need adjusting around treatment
Whether — and for how long — to adjust any product is always your practitioner's decision for your plan. No fixed timings are given here, and actives must never be applied to recently treated skin without clinical guidance.
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Exfoliating acids (AHA, BHA, PHA). Home exfoliation on top of professional peels risks over-exfoliating the skin. Whether and when to use exfoliating products around a peel is a decision for your practitioner.
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Retinal (vitamin A) night creams. Retinal may need pausing or adjusting around treatment — your practitioner will advise for your plan.
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Vitamin C serums. Ask your practitioner before resuming vitamin C serums around peel treatment.
Treatment aftercare comes first
Peel aftercare is treatment-specific because renewing skin is more vulnerable. The instructions given at ReGen always take priority over general routine guidance, including this page.
When to contact ReGen for personalised advice
- ·Before a peel course, so your home routine can be reviewed and adjusted for it.
- ·If you are unsure when to resume any active product after a peel.
- ·If your skin is unusually red, swollen or slow to settle after a peel — contact the clinic.
Related skin concern guides
Educational information only, pending review by our practitioner. Skincare complements — never replaces — professional treatment. Always follow the aftercare given to you at ReGen, and check official ESK product directions on each product page before use.