Herbal/marine resurfacing treatment (often referred to as liquid microneedling). ​Instead of using traditional chemical acids (like Glycolic or Salicylic Acid) to dissolve dead skin cells, it utilises microscopic, needle-like marine structures derived from sea herbs and coral powder (spicules). These tiny micro-spicules are massaged into the skin to create micro-channels, triggering a deep natural renewal process and collagen stimulation from the inside out.                        


​Advanced Texture Resurfacing: Smooths rough texture, enlarged pores, and fine lines. ​Targeted Pigmentation & Melasma: Brightens stubborn hyperpigmentation, sun damage, and uneven skin tone. ​Acne & Scarring Improvement: Helps clear congestion and soften post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and atrophic acne scars. ​Cellular & Collagen Stimulation: Increases dermal circulation, fibroblast activity, and cellular turnover.

​The Deep-Sea Peel is considered a medium-depth, highly stimulating treatment, meaning there is visible downtime (typically 5 to 7 days): ​Days 1–2 (Redness & Heat): Skin feels warm, tight, and pink-to-red (similar to a sunburn).

You will feel a signature “prickly” sensation when applying pressure or touching the skin, as the marine spicules remain active in the skin for 24–48 hours. ​Days 3–5 (Shedding/Peeling & Tightness): Peeling, dryness, and flaking begin, ranging from light shedding to moderate sheet peeling, usually around the mouth and lower face first. ​Days 6–7 (Fresh Glow): Peeling settles, revealing refreshed, smoother, and luminous skin underneath. Final results settle around Day 14.

​Single Treatment: Delivers a noticeable boost in radiance, smoothness, and texture. ​Treatment Series: For targeted corrective results (severe hyperpigmentation, melasma, or deep acne scarring), a course of 3 to 4 treatments spaced 6 to 8 weeks apart is recommended.

​Fitzpatrick Skin Types (I – VI) ​Yes, safe across diverse skin tones: Because it is acid-free and relies on natural marine spicules rather than deep chemical acid burns, it carries a much lower risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) when properly prepped, making it safer for darker skin types (Fitzpatrick IV–VI) than many traditional deep acid peels. ​breakouts, open wounds, or active eczema/dermatitis.

​​Pre-Treatment Skin Conditioning (2–4 Weeks Prior): ​Prepping the skin for 2–4 weeks prior using a barrier-strengthening serum and gentle AHA/Vitamin A homecare conditions the skin barrier and ensures even penetration and predictable peeling.

​Post-Care & Protection:
​Strict Sun Protection: Broad-spectrum SPF 50+ daily (avoid direct sun exposure during downtime).
​No active Ingredients:   Discontinue retinoids, AHAs/BHAs, and physical scrubs for 7–10 days post-peel until full barrier recovery.
​Do NOT Pick or Pull Flaking Skin: Allow old skin to slough off naturally to prevent scarring or hyperpigmentation.
​Use a rich, soothing post-treatment balm or hydrating serum to nourish the skin.


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