Dr Kay Clinic · Chiswick, West London

Uneven texture or dark patches?Let’s resurface your skin.Skin needling and resurfacing treatments in London

Skin needling, medical peels and pigmentation programmes resurface your skin to improve its texture, tone and pigmentation. At Dr Kay Clinic in Chiswick, a GMC-registered doctor assesses your skin and chooses the right treatment and depth with you.

  • GMC-registered doctor
  • 30+ years of experience
  • 5.0 on Google (100+ reviews)

Technique 01

Skin needling: trigger your skin’s own repair

Skin needling uses controlled micro-channels to trigger your skin’s own repair and collagen response, helping to improve texture, pores and early scarring on the face, neck or décolletage. It works without the deeper resurfacing of a peel.

Often considered for

  • Uneven or textured skin
  • Enlarged pores
  • Early acne scarring
  • Dull, tired-looking skin

Technique 02

Chemical peels: resurface the outer layers

Medical-grade chemical peels renew the outer layers of your skin to improve radiance, texture, tone and congestion. Dr Kay chooses the depth and formulation to suit your skin type, concern and phototype.

Often considered for

  • Dull or tired-looking skin
  • Uneven skin tone
  • Established uneven texture
  • Sun-related fine lines

Programme 03

Pigmentation programmes: target stubborn pigment

Cosmelan and Dermamelan are specialist programmes for melasma and stubborn pigmentation. An in-clinic peel is combined with a structured, medical-grade home-care plan to target pigment at multiple levels of the skin.

Often considered for

  • Melasma
  • Sun damage
  • Hormonal pigment changes
  • Pigment that has not responded to skincare

What to expect. Visible peeling and colour change are expected and explained fully beforehand. Home care is a core part of the result, sun protection is strict, and SPF and maintenance guidance continue afterwards because pigmentation can recur.

Dr Kay, GMC-registered doctor and founder of Dr Kay Clinic in Chiswick

Why doctor-led matters

Chosen after an assessment, planned by a doctor

Peels and needling both carry a real risk of irritation or pigmentation change if the wrong depth or strength is chosen for your skin, which is why assessment always comes first. Every treatment on this page is assessed and delivered by Dr Kay, a GMC-registered doctor.

  1. A full skin assessmentbefore any treatment or depth is recommended.
  2. Realistic, course-based improvementrather than a one-session fix.
  3. Aftercare and sun protection guidanceincluded in every plan.
Book consultationDr Arash Khademi, GMC-registered doctor

Before you book

The questions people actually ask

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What is the difference between microneedling and a chemical peel?
Microneedling uses controlled micro-channels to trigger your skin’s own repair and collagen response, without the deeper resurfacing of a peel. A chemical peel resurfaces the outer layers of the skin. Dr Kay confirms which suits your skin at your assessment.
Which treatment is right for me?
It depends on your concern. Uneven texture, enlarged pores and early scarring often suit microneedling. Dull or uneven tone may suit a superficial peel, while established texture, tone or sun-related fine lines may suit a medium-depth peel. Melasma and stubborn pigmentation may suit a pigmentation programme. Your assessment with Dr Kay confirms the best option.
Are these treatments performed by a doctor?
Yes. Every treatment on this page is assessed and delivered by Dr Kay, a GMC-registered doctor.
How many sessions will I need?
Most are delivered as a course that is confirmed at your assessment. A superficial peel can be a one-off refresh or a course, a medium-depth peel is often effective as a single treatment or a short course, and a pigmentation programme varies from person to person.
Can these treatments help with acne scarring?
Early or mild scarring often improves with a course of microneedling, and certain peels can improve scarring and texture over a course. More established scarring may need additional treatment types, so Dr Kay assesses your scarring individually.
Is there downtime?
It depends on the treatment. A superficial peel has no downtime, with mild redness possible briefly. Microneedling usually causes mild redness and tightness for a day or two. A medium-depth peel means visible peeling for several days, with full recovery typically in about a week to ten days. Pigmentation programmes involve visible peeling and colour change, which are explained fully beforehand.
Will pigmentation come back after treatment?
Pigmentation can recur, particularly with sun exposure, which is why ongoing SPF and maintenance guidance are part of a pigmentation programme. Home care is a core part of the result, and suitability is assessed individually because pigmentation has several possible causes and not all of it responds in the same way.
How much do these treatments cost?
Prices depend on the treatment and the number of sessions, and they are confirmed after your assessment. You can see the clinic’s current prices on the Prices page.

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