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Treatments/Peels

Under Eye Peel

A light, layered peel for dark circles and dullness, made for the thinnest skin on the face.

Sessions
4-6
Each visit
30 min
Downtime
Minimal to none (mild transient dryness or light micro-flaking)

01What it is

The Under Eye Peel is a ultra-gentle, micro-formulated peel designed specifically for the delicate periorbital area—where skin is up to five times thinner than the rest of the face. Utilizing mild mandelic acid, arginine, and lactic acid formulations, this treatment targets superficial infraorbital hyperpigmentation, fine dehydration lines, and periocular dullness without risking irritation or barrier compromise.

It is ideal for dark circles caused by pigment deposition, sun damage, and early fatigue texture. Dermatologist-led micro-application ensures precise boundary control, safeguarding the delicate eye zone while delivering gradual, natural brightening.

02A session, step by step

01

Periorbital review and eye safety

Your dermatologist examines periorbital skin thickness and pigment depth, applying protective ocular barrier ointment where required.

02

Delicate cleansing

The under-eye area is gently cleansed of oils and residue using a mild, non-irritating clinical prep.

03

Micro-layered peel application

Mild, targeted under-eye peel solution is brushed on in ultra-thin layers under constant visual monitoring.

04

Neutralize and hydrate

The solution is neutralized, followed by a soothing periorbital hydrating serum and gentle, eye-safe sun protection.

03Aftercare

  • Apply broad-spectrum SPF 50+ and wear UV-protective sunglasses outdoors.
  • Apply a gentle, ophthalmologist-tested under-eye moisturizer regularly.
  • Pause eye creams containing retinoids, AHAs, or active exfoliants for 5 days post-peel.
  • Do not rub, scratch, or pull the delicate under-eye skin.
  • Avoid direct sun exposure, saunas, and steam rooms for 48 hours.

Following the aftercare is part of the treatment. The outcome depends on it as much as on the sittings themselves.

Book

Start with a consultation.

A dermatologist examines you, confirms whether this is right for you, and sets the plan before anything is booked.