Angel Brightening Laser Peel

The Procedure

The Angel Brightening Laser Peel uses customisable laser wavelengths to target pigment cells using ultra short pulses. This non ablative, non invasive procedure is performed in clinic by a qualified practitioner and may be suitable for a wide range of skin types, including those prone to pigmentation.

  • Results: Individual outcomes vary and will be discussed with your practitioner during consultation.
  • Downtime: Most people experience temporary redness for one to two hours. Normal daily activities can generally be resumed shortly after.
  • Discomfort: Sensations vary but are often described as warm or prickly. A topical anaesthetic is available if required.
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What To Expect

  • 1. Supports Brighter, More Even Looking Skin

    This treatment uses controlled laser energy to target areas of pigmentation, aiming to support a clearer and more even skin tone over time.

  • 2. Minimal Disruption to Daily Routine

    As a non-invasive procedure, the Angel Brightening Laser Peel is designed to allow most individuals to return to normal activities shortly after treatment, depending on individual response.

  • 3. Suitable for a Range of Skin Types

    Customisable laser settings allow the treatment to be adjusted based on your skin type and concerns, following a professional assessment.

Who Is Suitable

This treatment may be worth exploring for individuals who:

  • Have concerns related to pigmentation, uneven skin tone, or skin texture
  • Are seeking a non invasive option with minimal recovery time
  • Are in good general health with no contraindications to laser treatments
  • Have realistic expectations about outcomes, as discussed with their treating practitioner
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Before & After

After

Before

All medical and cosmetic procedures carry risks. Individual suitability, risks, side effects, downtime and results vary. A personalised consultation with a qualified practitioner is essential to determine whether this treatment is appropriate for you. For further information, please visit our risks and recovery page.