HydraFacial vs chemical peel — which is better?

HRG offers pigmentation and melasma treatment, acne and acne-mark treatment, laser hair removal, graded chemical peels, HydraFacial, face PRP and IPL photo facial — each planned after your skin is examined.

It depends on the scar type. Shallow rolling scars often improve with chemical peels and collagen-stimulating treatments, while deeper ice-pick or boxcar scars usually need a combination of procedures over several sessions. A doctor grades your scars before suggesting a plan.

For most people: a gentle cleanser, a moisturiser suited to your skin type and a broad-spectrum sunscreen every morning, plus one targeted product at night if needed. Simple and consistent beats many products.

It depends on the type. Melasma, sun tanning and post-acne marks respond to different combinations of peels, prescription creams and laser, plus daily sun protection.

Melasma can be lightened and controlled well, but it can come back with sun exposure or hormonal changes, so maintenance and sunscreen are part of the plan.

A chemical peel applies a controlled acid solution that removes the top layer of dead skin, helping with acne, marks, open pores and uneven tone. Strength is chosen for your skin type.

Light peels have almost none. Medium peels can cause flaking for one to three days, so they are timed around your schedule.

A HydraFacial cleanses, exfoliates, extracts congestion and infuses hydrating serums in about 45 minutes with no downtime — popular before weddings and events.