Dark Circle Treatments
About Chemical Peel
An under-eye peel uses a mild solution to lift pigment from the surface of the thin skin below the eyes. It suits dark circles that are mainly caused by pigmentation.
The strength is kept gentle because this is one of the most delicate areas of the face.
Benefits
- Helps lighten pigment-related darkness
- Gentle option with little downtime
- Can improve skin texture under the eyes
- Combines well with other under-eye treatments
Who it suits
- Dark circles from pigmentation
- People who want a non-injectable option
- Those who want a mild, in-clinic treatment
Safety and what to tell us
- Works only on pigment-related dark circles
- Tell us about sensitive skin, eczema, allergies or recent treatments
- Avoid sun and use sunscreen afterwards
What to expect
- Assess. We check the cause of your dark circles.
- Peel. A mild peel is applied carefully and kept away from the eyes.
- Protect. Soothing care and sunscreen finish the visit.
Sessions
Usually a short course spaced a few weeks apart. Your doctor will confirm the plan.
Downtime
Mild redness or light flaking for a day or two.
Aftercare
- Moisturise gently
- Use sunscreen and avoid sun
- Do not pick at flaking skin
This page gives general information and is not medical advice. Your doctor will assess you and confirm what is suitable and safe for you.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, when applied carefully by a doctor, using a mild strength and keeping the solution away from the eye itself.
The under-eye skin is thinner, so a gentler formula and technique are used.
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Yes. Every treatment starts with a conversation about your goals and health, and your doctor will tell you honestly if something is not right for you.
Yes. Results depend on your skin, health, the treatment and how well you follow aftercare. Photos on this website are examples, not promises.