
Professional exfoliation and skin renewal
VI Peel & Professional Skin Peels
Reveal brighter, clearer and smoother-looking skin with a professional peel selected for your pigmentation, breakouts, congestion, texture or age-related concerns.
How this treatment can help
Renew dull or uneven skin with the right peel—not simply the strongest one
A professional skin peel can lift dull surface build-up, reduce suitable congestion and help selected pigmentation, post-acne marks, fine lines and uneven texture look clearer and more refined. The formula and depth are chosen for the improvement you want and the recovery you can plan for.
The peel solution loosens bonds between selected surface cells so the skin sheds in a controlled way and reveals renewed skin beneath. Some treatments cause light flaking; VI Peel may create more visible peeling from around day two, commonly most noticeable on days three to five before easing.
Our qualified therapists assess your skin barrier, pigment tendency, products, recent treatments and health history before selecting a formula. Careful preparation and guided aftercare matter as much as the peel itself, particularly in Darwin’s strong sun and for skin prone to pigmentation.
Benefits at a glance
Why clients choose this treatment
Treatment prices
Clear pricing before you book
The current public booking menu lists VI Peel options without a fixed online price. Your formula, preparation, take-home kit and quote are confirmed before treatment.
Is this right for you?
Concerns this treatment may help
- Selected pigmentation and sun damage
- Post-inflammatory marks
- Acne and congestion after assessment
- Uneven texture and dullness
- Fine lines and general photoageing
- Face or selected body areas with an appropriate formula
Your treatment experience
What the treatment process looks like
Prepare
We review allergy, pregnancy, medicines, cold sores, active skin conditions, recent procedures and home products. Pre-peel pigment or barrier preparation may be required.
Apply
The selected formula is applied in controlled layers while the skin response is monitored. VI Peel product remains on the skin for the directed period and comes with specific take-home steps.
Peel safely
Use the supplied products and instructions, do not pick or pull shedding skin, avoid unapproved actives and protect the skin from sun while the barrier recovers.
Frequently asked questions
Your questions, answered clearly
These answers explain the general experience. Your consultation is where we confirm what is appropriate for your skin, health and goals.
How much will I peel?
Visible peeling differs by formula, skin and preparation. Some clients flake lightly; others peel more clearly. Lack of dramatic sheets does not necessarily mean the peel failed.
When does VI Peel start peeling?
Manufacturer guidance describes flaking from about day two and more visible peeling around days three to five, usually easing by day six or seven. Your actual timeline may differ.
Can I pull off peeling skin?
No. Pulling can tear attached skin and increase inflammation, pigment and scar risk. Let it shed naturally and follow the provided cleansing and moisturising instructions.
Who should not have a VI Peel?
The manufacturer lists pregnancy or breastfeeding, certain ingredient allergies, recent isotretinoin, active cold sores or wounds, chemotherapy or radiation and some immune or liver conditions among contraindications requiring professional review.
Can a peel treat melasma?
A peel may be part of a melasma-control plan, but it does not cure the condition. Overly aggressive inflammation can worsen pigment, so sun protection and conservative maintenance remain essential.
Can I use retinol after the peel?
Not until the skin has recovered and we tell you to restart. Using retinoids, acids, scrubs or other actives too soon can injure the healing barrier.
Personalised professional care
Experience matters when treatment is personal
Our qualified and experienced team starts with what concerns you, then selects the treatment, technique and settings around your skin or body—not a one-size-fits-all menu.
Chemical peels can cause prolonged redness, infection, cold-sore reactivation, pigment change, delayed healing and scarring. Professional selection and aftercare are required.
Book a consultationPeeling timeline and contraindication guidance reviewed against current official VI Peel information.
