Melasma
Hormone- and sun-related patches on the cheeks, forehead or upper lip, treated as part of a long-term plan.
Melasma care Doctor-prescribed Jaipur • Sikar ₹5,000 per month
Skin Care · Jaipur & Sikar
Medical Peel Treatment in Jaipur
Targeted, doctor-prescribed peels for stubborn skin concerns — ₹5,000 per month, with the plan set by your consultant.
A medical peel is a peel chosen, prescribed and performed by a doctor for a specific skin problem — such as melasma, stubborn pigmentation, acne marks or uneven texture. It is usually stronger or more targeted than a routine glow peel, and it is planned together with home-care creams and sun protection. At Kezza Clinic, medical peels are planned by Dr. Amrita Mukhija and Dr. Neelam Choudhary. A session costs ₹5,000 per month, and the number of sessions is decided by your consultant.
See medical peel cost and plan₹5,000
Per monthly session
Monthly
Usual spacing
As advised
Plan length set by your doctor
Jaipur • Sikar
Two clinics
Diagnosis first
A medical peel starts with understanding what is causing the problem, because melasma, acne marks and sun damage each need a different plan.
What makes a peel 'medical'
- A diagnosis first. Your skin is examined to understand the type and depth of pigment or texture problem.
- Prescribed for you. The peel, its strength and any home-care creams are chosen by your consultant.
- Monthly sessions, reviewed. ₹5,000 per monthly session; your doctor tracks progress and decides how many you need.
- Protection built in. Strict sun protection and barrier care are part of the plan, so results last.
The Treatment
What is a medical peel?
Many people try over-the-counter creams or salon facials for pigmentation and see little change. Stubborn problems — melasma, long-standing sun damage, dark marks after acne — often need a plan that treats the cause, not just the surface. A medical peel is one part of that plan.
The difference from a routine peel is the medical process around it. Your doctor first works out what kind of pigment or texture problem you have and how deep it is. The skin is then primed for a few weeks with prescribed creams and sunscreen, which makes results more even and lowers the risk of dark marks. The peel itself is selected for the condition — doctors may use combination depigmenting peels, or low-strength trichloroacetic acid (TCA) or Jessner's peels — and applied in measured layers.
Medical peels are usually spaced about a month apart, which is why the price at Kezza is ₹5,000 per month. How many sessions you need is decided by your consultant, based on how your skin responds.
For conditions like melasma there is no one-time cure. Peels can lighten it, and continued sun protection and maintenance keep it under control. Laser toning with a Q-switch laser is sometimes combined with peels in the same plan.
Cost
Medical peel cost in Jaipur
A medical peel session costs ₹5,000 and is usually done once a month. Your consultant decides the number of sessions after seeing how your skin responds.
Price at Kezza Clinic · October 2026
Medical peel
₹5,000
per session, monthly
- SpacingAbout once a month
- PlanAs advised by your consultant
- ClinicsJaipur • Sikar
Price per monthly session at Kezza Clinic as confirmed in October 2026. Prescribed home-care products, if any, are discussed at your consultation.
Ask about your quoteWhat decides your plan
- The diagnosis — melasma, sun damage, acne marks or texture
- How deep the pigment sits in the skin
- Your skin type and how it reacts to the first session
- How closely priming creams and sun protection are followed
Medical or regular peel?
| Treatment | Price at Kezza |
|---|---|
| Chemical peel — glow, tan, mild acne | ₹2,500 per session |
| Medical peel — stubborn pigment, melasma, marks | ₹5,000 per month |
Concerns
Concerns a medical peel can help
Suitability
Who is a medical peel for?
A medical peel may suit you if
- You have pigmentation or marks that have not improved with creams
- You have been diagnosed with melasma and want it lighter and controlled
- You can follow a priming routine and strict sun protection
- You can plan for a few days of peeling after each session
Tell your doctor first if
- You are pregnant or breastfeeding — many depigmenting treatments are postponed
- You take isotretinoin or have stopped it recently
- You have sensitive skin, rosacea, eczema or a history of dark marks after treatments
- You get cold sores, or have waxed, threaded or had laser recently
- You have used steroid creams on your face
Bleaching creams and unprescribed steroid creams can make pigmentation worse over time. Bring any creams you have used to your consultation.
Step by Step
Your medical peel plan
- 01Diagnosis
Skin examination
Your doctor examines your skin, asks about triggers, creams and medicines, and confirms the diagnosis.
- 02Priming
2–4 weeks
Prescribed creams and daily sunscreen prepare your skin for a more even response.
- 03Peel session
Doctor-applied
The chosen peel is applied in measured layers and timed; warmth or stinging is normal.
- 04Post-peel care
Days 1–7
Peeling and dryness are common. Use the barrier cream and sunscreen advised, and do not pick.
- 05Monthly review
Next session
Your doctor reviews progress at each monthly visit and adjusts the plan.
- 06Maintenance
Keeping results
Once you reach your goal, maintenance care and sun protection help results last.
After Your Peel
The week after a medical peel
- Day 0–1
Warm and tight
Skin feels warm and tight and may look slightly darker.
- Days 2–7
Peeling
Flaking or peeling is common; keep skin moisturised and protected.
- Week 2
Calm skin
New skin is visible; continue home care.
- Month 1
Next session
Your next peel and review.
- Months 3–6
Progress check
Results are reviewed and maintenance planned.
Options
Medical peel or laser toning for pigmentation?
Both can be part of a pigmentation plan. Your doctor may use one or combine them.
| Medical peel | Q-switch laser toning | |
|---|---|---|
| How it works | Removes pigmented surface cells and speeds skin renewal | Light pulses break up pigment inside the skin |
| Downtime | Peeling for several days | Usually redness for a few hours |
| Sessions | About monthly, as advised | Every few weeks, about 6 per condition |
| Price at Kezza | ₹5,000 per month | ₹4,000 per session |
| Works best with | Priming creams and sunscreen | Sunscreen and creams |
Safety
Side effects and safety
Expected after a medical peel
- Warmth, stinging and redness during and after the peel
- Peeling, dryness and tightness for several days
- Temporary darkening of pigment before it lightens
Less common
- Dark patches (post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation), especially with sun exposure
- Irritation, allergy or a cold sore flare
- Blistering or crusting; rarely scarring
- Melasma coming back if sun protection and maintenance stop
Contact the clinic if your skin blisters, becomes very painful or swollen, or shows signs of infection after a peel.
Who Treats You
Your medical peel doctors
Dr. Amrita Mukhija consults at our Jaipur clinic; Dr. Neelam Choudhary at Jaipur and Sikar.
Dr. Amrita Mukhija
Aesthetic Physician & Skin SpecialistAesthetic physician and skin specialist with training in dermatology and aesthetic medicine; laser treatments, peels, injectables and skin rejuvenation.
Dr. Neelam Choudhary
Dental Surgeon (BDS) · Facial Aesthetics & Clinical CosmetologyDental surgeon with post-graduate qualification in facial aesthetics and clinical cosmetology; non-surgical facial treatments, peels and skin rejuvenation.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
A chemical peel at Kezza is a superficial peel for glow, tan, mild acne and texture (₹2,500 per session). A medical peel is prescribed by a doctor for a diagnosed problem such as melasma or stubborn pigmentation, is usually stronger or more targeted, and comes with priming creams and monthly reviews (₹5,000 per month).
At Kezza Clinic, a medical peel costs ₹5,000 per monthly session. The number of sessions is decided by your consultant after examining your skin and seeing how it responds.
It depends on the diagnosis and how your skin responds. Sessions are usually about a month apart, and your doctor reviews progress at each visit before deciding on the next step.
Yes, usually a few days. Your skin may feel tight and peel or flake for several days, so it is best not to plan a big event in the week after a session.
No treatment cures melasma permanently, because hormones, heat and light keep triggering it. A medical peel can lighten it, and sun protection and maintenance help keep it under control.
They can be, when the peel is chosen for your skin type and the skin is primed first. Darker skin is more prone to dark marks after irritation, so strength, timing and sun protection are planned carefully.
Many depigmenting treatments are avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Tell your doctor, who will advise what is safe and may suggest waiting.
Further reading
Sources & clinical references
Book a medical peel consultation
Tell us about your skin concern and any creams or treatments you have tried. Your doctor will examine your skin and set out a medical peel plan with you.
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This page is general information from Kezza Hair & Skin Clinic and does not replace a consultation. Suitability, number of sessions and results differ from person to person.