Medical Skin Treatments — Peels and Facials

Medical-grade skin treatments including chemical peels, LED light therapy, and customised clinical facials to address acne, hyperpigmentation, congestion, dullness, and dehydration. Treatments are tailored to skin type and concern. Suitable for all skin types with little to no downtime for most options. An ideal complement to laser and injectable treatments.

Medical skin treatments at Bunbury Skin and Laser WA encompass a range of clinical-grade procedures designed to complement the clinic's laser and injectable offerings, addressing skin health at the surface and dermal level through controlled biochemical and light-based mechanisms. Chemical peels at the clinic use carefully selected alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA), beta-hydroxy acid (BHA), or combined acid formulations to chemically exfoliate the skin and stimulate cell turnover and collagen renewal. Superficial peels using glycolic or lactic acid are appropriate for patients with active acne, minor pigmentation, dull or congested skin, and fine surface texture irregularities, and involve minimal peeling and no social downtime. Mid-depth peels using trichloroacetic acid (TCA) at low to moderate concentrations deliver more significant resurfacing results and a five to seven day peeling period, appropriate for patients with more established photoageing, solar lentigines, or moderate acne scarring. LED light therapy using red (630–660 nm) and near-infrared wavelengths accelerates skin healing, reduces post-procedure inflammation, stimulates fibroblast activity and collagen synthesis, and complements other clinic treatments as an add-on or standalone maintenance treatment. Clinical facials at the clinic are tailored to individual skin type — oily and acne-prone, dry and dehydrated, sensitive, or combination — using professional-grade active ingredient formulations for deep cleansing, extraction, hydration, and targeted treatment of presenting skin concerns. In Bunbury and across South West WA, where outdoor lifestyles and high UV exposure accelerate skin ageing and pigmentation, regular medical skin treatments help patients maintain skin health and prepare the skin for more intensive laser or injectable procedures.