Medical-Grade Chemical Peels (MediPeels)

Medical-grade chemical peels (MediPeels) and overnight peel options for acne, pigmentation, fine lines, uneven skin tone, and dull skin. Clinical-strength acids including AHAs, BHAs, and TCA exfoliate the epidermis and upper dermis to accelerate cell turnover, stimulate collagen renewal, and reveal fresher, more even skin. Multiple peel strengths available, tailored to skin type and concern. Minimal to moderate downtime depending on peel depth.

Clear Skincare Clinic Sydney offers a range of medical-grade chemical peels — branded as MediPeels — that use clinical-concentration chemical exfoliants to remove damaged and dead cells from the skin surface and stimulate regeneration of the epidermis and upper dermis. Unlike cosmetic-grade peels available in salons, MediPeels at Clear Skincare use active acid concentrations regulated to therapeutic levels for supervised clinical use, making them more effective for treating persistent skin concerns while requiring appropriate pre-treatment skin preparation and post-peel skincare management. The peel range includes alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA) formulations such as glycolic acid and lactic acid — which exfoliate the epidermis and improve hydration, brightness, and fine lines — as well as beta-hydroxy acid (BHA) peels containing salicylic acid, which is lipophilic and penetrates sebum-filled pores to reduce blackheads, congestion, and acne. Deeper trichloroacetic acid (TCA) options are available for more significant pigmentation, acne scarring, and skin resurfacing. The clinic also offers overnight peel options — leave-on formulations applied at the clinic and removed at home the following morning — which deliver a more sustained chemical exfoliation over a longer contact time for enhanced results. Chemical peels are a longstanding staple of the Clear Skincare national treatment menu, having been refined over the clinic network's 20+ years of operation in Australia. They are particularly effective for Sydney patients managing hormonally driven pigmentation, acne-prone oily skin, and the photodamage accumulated in Australia's high-UV environment. Post-peel care instructions from the clinical team are critical to achieving optimal outcomes and preventing complications including post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.