Best Results
4+ treatments
Results Duration
Long Lasting
Treatment Cost
£150
Prodecure Time
10 Minutes
Back to work
Immediately
Pain
None / Mild
Not only are these peels Medical Grade skin care but a Medically Licensed skin solution too.
Acne affects millions around the world and we understand how upsetting it can be for many to go through acne symptoms. Our mission at Dermamina London is to help you feel confident in the way your skin looks and feel.
At Dermamina we use EnerPeel® Salicylic Acid Skinpeels for our acne treatment London, which targets all visible symptoms and the unseen primary causes of acne, by diminishing oil production, destroying acne causing bacteria, and reducing inflammation.
- Skinpeel is a medically licensed acne treatment
- Addresses all underlying causes of acne
- Treats all visible and invisible symptoms
- Clinical studies carried out by eminent dermatologists
- Long term acne solution
Oil and dead skin clog hair follicles as a result of increased oil production and thicker skin, providing acne bacteria with the ideal breeding ground. For the long-term relief of comedogenic and inflammatory acne, SkinMed® is medically approved to treat all outward signs and underlying causes of acne by reducing oil production, bacterial growth, and inflammation.
EnerPeel® Salicylic Acid has received medical approval for the successful treatment of comedogenic and inflammatory acne as well as resistant and mature onset acne, making it the perfect acne treatment London. This salicylic peel also effectively combats infected and inflammatory lesions. This procedure is non-invasive and is applied to the skin gently and evenly. It will feel like a light serum on your skin and once applied and settled, you will feel a tingling sensation before we remove it.
NO heat
NO injections
NO surgery
Salicylic Peel is perfect for controlling and healing acne. Delivering a powerful dose of anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory, and sebum-controlling salicylic acid, the peel exfoliates, opens the sebaceous ducts, neutralises bacteria, and calms and reduces redness.
The appointment consists of a consultation whereby our therapist will closely assess the condition of your skin and examine your acne to understand your concern and prescribe the best course of treatment and a skincare programme. If deemed suitable and you are happy to proceed, the treatment will then commence straight after.
Depending on the severity of acne, a course of 3-6 peels will need to be administered. Each session will need 14 days space between each. During the personalised consultation, we will go through a full assessment of your skin to determine how many sessions may be needed.
The treatment we recommend for you depends on how serious your condition is—whether it's inflammatory acne, lesions, nodules, or cystic acne, or even acne scars. Even if you believe your acne is too painful and severe to be treated, our acne specialists will offer advice on the finest skincare products and treatments for your particular acne and skin type.
A hormonally sensitive skin losing its capacity to sustain regular skin water loss is the fundamental cause of acne. The obstruction of the hair follicle duct is caused by the skin's reaction to excessive trans epidermal water loss, which also causes bacterial colonising, breeding, and feeding under the plug, which results in inflammation and the spot.
Dihydrotestosterone (DHT), a hormone continuously generated as part of the natural breakdown of testosterone throughout the body, is made more sensitive to the skin by underlying physiological changes.
At certain life stages, the skin becomes aware of and sensitised to DHT hormone and this causes a depletion of skin fatty acids; linoleic acid in particular. Sensitivity appears to occur with normal hormonal balance. In 100% of men and 75% of women, there is no change to hormonal levels before, during, or after the acne phase. Apart from women with polycystic ovary syndrome.
This depletion can cause up to a 10 fold reduction in linoleic acid content in the skin and sebum which compromises barrier function increasing trans epidermal water loss (skin loses water faster)
The skin responds to this increase in trans epidermal water loss
Dermamina is based in the heart of London at 114 New Cavendish Street, just off Great Portland Street and the Goodge Street.
We are accessible by 6 underground stations all within a 5 minute walk, including Oxford Circus underground station. We are just a 4 minute walk from Harley Street.
At Dermamina we have successfully attained the Save Face Accreditation, which signifies our consistent adherence to the highest industry standards. To earn this esteemed recognition, we underwent a rigorous evaluation conducted by an independent body.
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Save Face is a register accredited by the Professional Standards Authority, holding official recognition from the Government, the Department of Health, and NHS England. This acknowledgment underscores our unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional quality services, meeting the stringent criteria set by these esteemed organizations.