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Salicylic Acid Foot Peeling at Skin Clinic by Dr. Eram Razzaq
Salicylic acid foot peeling is a keratolytic chemical peel offered at Skin Clinic by Dr. Eram Razzaq, Bahria Town Lahore. Performed under dermatologist supervision, the beta-hydroxy acid solution loosens thickened, dead skin on heels and soles, helping reveal smoother, more even-toned feet over a series of sessions. Consultation determines suitability, peel strength and session spacing for your skin type.
Consultation is required. To book an appointment at the clinic, call 03041115000.
Usage & Benefits
- Exfoliates thickened, rough skin on feet
- May help soften calluses and dry patches
- Can support a more even tone on heels and soles
- Unclogs pores and may reduce blackheads on feet
- Performed under dermatologist supervision in-clinic
- Multi-session protocol planned to your skin response
How To Use
Foot peeling is an in-clinic procedure at Derma Dental Clinic Bahria Town Lahore.
1) Consultation: dermatologist reviews skin type, medical history and contraindications (pregnancy, salicylate allergy, active infection).
2) Preparation: feet are cleansed and degreased.
3) Application: salicylic acid solution is applied for a controlled time.
4) Neutralisation and soothing as required.
5) Aftercare: moisturiser, strict sun avoidance and broad-spectrum SPF on exposed skin; expect flaking over several days; do not pick.
6) Sessions are typically repeated every 2-4 weeks as advised.
FAQs
Will my feet peel visibly?
Yes, flaking and shedding over several days is expected and is part of the renewal process.
How many sessions will I need?
Most plans involve 3-6 sessions spaced 2-4 weeks apart; your dermatologist confirms after assessment.
Is it safe in pregnancy?
Salicylic acid peels are generally avoided in pregnancy and breastfeeding; tell your doctor before booking.
Do I need sun protection?
Yes, sun avoidance and daily broad-spectrum SPF on exposed skin are essential after a peel.
Does it hurt?
Most people feel mild tingling or warmth; significant pain is uncommon and should be reported.
