Acid Peels in Wimbledon, Merton
If you have been searching for a chemical peel near Wimbledon, our Forest Hill salon is 6.7 miles away — about 30 minutes by car. Peels are carried out by a qualified practitioner, with a patch test first and clear aftercare so you know exactly what to expect.
A chemical peel removes the dull, uneven top layer of skin so that fresher skin can come through. For clients from Wimbledon we choose the acid and the strength to suit your skin and your goal — pigmentation, texture, breakouts or simply a brighter complexion.
Visiting from Wimbledon
This treatment is carried out at our salon on Devonshire Road, Forest Hill — 6.7 miles from Wimbledon, about 30 minutes by car via The Broadway, or a short train ride from Wimbledon to Forest Hill station. Appointments are by booking only, so you will never be kept waiting.
Acid Peels in Wimbledon: what you get
- Glycolic, lactic and salicylic options
- Strength matched to your skin
- Free patch test before treatment
- Single peels or a course
- Full aftercare advice
- Carried out at our Forest Hill salon
Serving Wimbledon, Merton
Wimbledon is well within our patch. We regularly see clients from around All England Lawn Tennis Club and Centre Court Shopping Centre, and from the neighbouring areas of Wimbledon Village, Merton Park and South Wimbledon.
What it costs
Prices start at £50 and are the same whether you are from Wimbledon or next door to the salon. See every option on the Acid Peel page, or ask us for a recommendation.
Acid Peels near Wimbledon
We also offer acid peels in Wimbledon Village, Merton Park and South Wimbledon and across Merton. Same practitioner, same products, same prices.
Searching for chemical peel near me in Wimbledon? You have found us. See everything we offer on our Wimbledon page, or read the full Acid Peel page for prices and options.
Acid Peels in Wimbledon — FAQs
Will a chemical peel make my skin peel visibly?
Not always. Lighter peels cause little or no visible flaking; deeper peels can cause a few days of dryness and light peeling. We tell you exactly what to expect for the strength we recommend.
How far is the salon from Wimbledon?
About 6.7 miles — about 30 minutes by car. We are on Devonshire Road in Forest Hill, SE23, a few minutes' walk from Forest Hill station, which has direct trains from Wimbledon. Appointments are by booking only, so there is never a wait when you arrive.
Do I need a patch test?
Yes, for your first peel with us. It is free and takes a few minutes, and it means we can treat you safely.
Do you do home visits in Wimbledon?
Yes, for many of our treatments — spray tanning, massage, waxing, lashes, manicures and pedicures and more. Travel to Wimbledon is £20. Treatments that need the salon environment, such as microneedling, peels and injections, are salon-only.
How many peels will I need?
One peel gives a noticeable brightening. For pigmentation, texture or breakouts, a course of three to six, two to four weeks apart, gives the best result.
Do you cover all of SW19?
Yes — every part of SW19, and the neighbouring areas of Wimbledon Village, Merton Park, South Wimbledon and Colliers Wood. For home visits the travel fee is the same across the whole area.
Can I go in the sun after a peel?
Avoid direct sun for at least a week and wear SPF daily — your skin is more sensitive to UV after a peel. We will go through full aftercare with you.
How do I book from Wimbledon?
Book online at any time through our booking page, or call 07803 285619. Evening appointments are available most weekdays and we open on Sundays. Out-of-hours and festive-season bookings carry a small surcharge.
Are peels suitable for darker skin tones?
Yes, with the right acid and strength. We have plenty of experience treating darker skin safely and choose peels that will not cause post-inflammatory pigmentation.
Do I need a patch test?
For lash extensions, tints, peels, BB Glow and a few other treatments, yes — at least 24 hours before your first appointment. Patch tests are free at the salon, and we can post a kit to Wimbledon if that is easier.