Treatment
Chemical Peels
Strength, agent and interval are chosen for your skin, a well-judged mild peel beats an aggressive one every time.
Own Skin Dermatology & Advanced Aesthetics · Camp, Pune
- Dermatologist-led assessment before any session
- Plan built around your skin and hair type
- Camp, Pune · 11:00 AM – 07:00 PM
Overview
What is chemical peels?
A chemical peel applies a controlled solution to encourage renewal of the surface layers of skin. Strength, agent and interval are chosen by a dermatologist based on your skin type and concern.
Every plan at Own Skin Dermatology & Advanced Aesthetics begins with a consultation, an honest assessment of what will help, and what will not.
What this treatment may address
- Uneven tone and post-acne marks
- Congestion and dullness
- Early textural change
- Session time
- Confirmed at consultation
- Sessions
- Planned after assessment
- Downtime
- Discussed before your session
- Results
- Gradual, reviewed at follow-up
Benefits
Why patients consider chemical peels
Discussed and confirmed at consultation, no outcome is promised on a web page.
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01Tingling during application
02Possible mild flaking over the following days
03A planned series rather than a single session
The science
How chemical peels works
The solution loosens bonds between surface skin cells
01
Prepare the skin
Pre-treatment topicals and sun protection reduce the risk of post-peel pigmentation.
02
Apply and neutralise
The agent is applied for a controlled time and neutralised where required, with the skin watched throughout.
03
Repeat in a series
Peels work cumulatively, so a planned series at set intervals is used rather than one strong session.
Depth and strength are matched to skin type to reduce the risk of pigment change
Your treatment journey
From first consultation to review
A structured pathway, so you know what happens at every visit.
Suitability
Is this treatment right for you?
Suitability is confirmed by a dermatologist after assessment, never from a page like this one.
Generally considered for
- Assessment of skin type and prior reaction to actives
- Priming of the skin where indicated
Who may not be suitable
- Active infection or broken skin in the area
- Recent isotretinoin use, depending on the peel and timing
- During pregnancy, depending on the agent
- Pause retinoids and exfoliating acids as advised
- Avoid waxing or threading the area beforehand
- Keep the routine simple and gentle
- Do not pick flaking skin
- Daily broad-spectrum sunscreen
- Temporary redness, tightness or flaking
- Pigment change is uncommon and is minimised by appropriate selection
Assessment first
Every plan begins with a dermatologist-led consultation and, where advised, a patch test.
Technology
Medical-grade technology, in expert hands.
Device selection and settings are chosen by the treating dermatologist for your skin type.
Device in use: the platform for your plan is selected and explained at consultation.
- Doctor-led protocols
- Skin-type assessment before every plan
- Standardised clinic practice
- Device servicing and maintenance
Your dermatologists
Assessed and supervised by a dermatologist.
Dr. Ankita Shah
MD (Dermatology, Venereology & Leprosy)
Dr. Shanvi Jadhav
MBBS, MD (Dermatology, Venereology & Leprosy)
Dr. Rohan Doshi
MBBS, MD (Dermatology, Venereology & Leprosy)
Every plan at Own Skin begins with a dermatologist's assessment of your skin, history and goals, the treatment, settings and session spacing are decided from that, not from a menu.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
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Plan your chemical peels consultation in Camp, Pune.
- Clinic
- Camp, Pune
- Timings
- Monday to Sunday · 11:00 AM – 07:00 PM
- Directions
- Get directions
Medically reviewed by Dr Ankita Shah, Lead Dermatologist · Last reviewed 22 August 2026. This page is general information, not a diagnosis or a recommendation. Suitability, session counts and outcomes vary between individuals and are confirmed only after clinical assessment.