Everyone wishes to have a scar-free, flawless skin. This is why Al Mada Clinic will go to any length to give you the gleaming, even-toned, and glowing skin you deserve. Cold peeling is one of the effective scar removal and dark spot removal techniques we provide. It is a favourite of our experts because it produces amazing results with no side effects.
What is cold peeling?
Cold Skin Peeling is a non-invasive cosmetic process that uses safe concentration of fruit acids to even out skin tone and lighten dark spots by removing dead cells, peeling off the topmost layer of skin, and stimulating the production of new ones.
Fruit acids are preferred to other strong acids because they peel skin without causing damage, this is why it is considered safer and gentler to use on the skin.
What are the benefits of cold skin peeling?
Cold peeling helps:
- Removing damaged skin cells and stimulates production of new ones.
- Removing acne scars.
- Reducing skin hyperpigmentation, dark spots, and freckles.

How long does a cold peeling session last?
A cold peeling session takes around 15 minutes. Before starting the session, our experts will inspect your skin and decide the areas that need peeling.
What about the results?
Results vary from a person to another. In general, you can notice the difference after one session, but the final results will be visible within 2-3 weeks.
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FAQs:
1.Can I go out after cold skin peeling?
It is important to avoid direct and indirect sun exposure after your cold peeling session.
2.Can you repeat cold peeling sessions?
Yes, to maintain the results, it is advisable to repeat cold peeling from time to time.
3.At what age can I have cold skin peeling?
You can start cold or chemical peeling if you are 18 or older.
4.Is cold peeling safe?
Cold peeling is safe and suitable for all skin types. However, it is not recommended during pregnancy or during nursing.