Enhanced consultation
Arneta reviews previous tolerance to peels and microneedling, pigment risk, healing and current products.
This approximately 75 minute appointment combines microneedling with a professional chemical peel protocol. Because both treatments can challenge the skin barrier, the combination is reserved for suitable clients after careful assessment rather than offered as a routine upgrade.
Microneedling and chemical peels work through different mechanisms. Microneedling creates controlled micro channels, while a peel uses a chemical solution to exfoliate at a selected depth. Combining them may increase treatment intensity and therefore requires conservative product selection, careful timing and clear aftercare.
The service may be considered for selected clients with stable texture concerns, acne scarring or uneven tone. It is not suitable for every skin type, every scar or every stage of an acne journey.
Arneta is certified in microneedling and chemical peels. She will explain whether the procedures should be combined, separated into different appointments or replaced with a gentler option.
Where suitable, microneedling and a professional chemical peel are sequenced within one planned appointment. The exact approach depends on the peel, skin condition and the client’s tolerance and history.
Arneta reviews previous tolerance to peels and microneedling, pigment risk, healing and current products.
The skin is cleansed and assessed again on the day. Treatment can be postponed if the barrier is unsuitable.
A sterile device is used at settings appropriate for the concern and treatment plan.
A professional peel is applied only according to the assessed protocol and product instructions.
The skin is protected with products suitable for a recently treated barrier.
Aftercare and warning signs are explained clearly because the combined procedure may produce a more noticeable response.
A combined appointment may offer a more intensive route for selected concerns, but it does not guarantee quicker results and may involve more redness, dryness or downtime than either treatment alone.
Only stable, intact skin with no active infection, inflammatory flare or relevant contraindication should be considered. First time clients may be advised to begin with a single modality.
Potential candidates are adults with stable concerns, a healthy barrier, realistic expectations and no active contraindication. Previous tolerance of professional procedures, skin tone, pigment history and ability to follow aftercare are particularly important.
The combination may be unsuitable with active acne, rosacea flare, dermatitis, infection, cold sores, open skin, sunburn, recent tanning, impaired healing, keloid tendency, certain medicines, recent resurfacing or a history of significant pigment reactions. Pregnancy and breastfeeding must be disclosed and clinic protocol followed.
The doctor led standards at It’s Me & You Clinic support conservative selection for combined treatments. Arneta holds certification in both microneedling and chemical peels and works within that training.
More treatment is not automatically better. When risk, sensitivity or uncertainty outweighs the likely benefit, the plan can be simplified, separated into different appointments or declined.
The skin may be red, sensitive, dry or flaky after treatment. Improvements in tone and texture develop over time and cannot be judged immediately.
A future session is considered only after the skin has recovered and the response has been reviewed. If the reaction is stronger than expected, the plan should become more conservative rather than more intense.

Arneta has more than six years of skincare experience and two years in a professional clinic, with certification in both microneedling and chemical peels.
She is also a qualified Dental Nurse and VTCT Level 2 Beauty Therapist with advanced training in skincare and facial massage.
Her approach to combination treatment is cautious and personalised, with attention to skin preparation, recovery and whether one procedure may be sufficient.
The clinic is at Office 7 on the ground floor of Siddeley House, 50 Canbury Park Road, Kingston upon Thames KT2 6LX. Kingston station is approximately five minutes away on foot.
The Rotunda, The Bentall Centre, Fenwick and Kingston’s central shops are all nearby. Because combined procedures may cause visible redness, clients may prefer to travel home directly after the appointment.
Drivers can use off street parking at the Bentall Centre, Canbury Place, The Rose, Cattle Market or Eden Walk. The location is accessible from Norbiton, Surbiton, Richmond, New Malden, Hampton Wick and the surrounding Surrey area.
Kingston station is around five minutes away on foot.
Several town centre off street car parks are available.
The Rotunda, Bentall Centre, Fenwick and Kingston shops.
Norbiton, Surbiton, Richmond and neighbouring areas.
The two procedures address different aspects of texture and tone. Combination is considered only when the potential benefit justifies the additional barrier challenge.
Not necessarily. Some skin is better treated with separate appointments or one procedure alone.
The supplied treatment time is approximately one hour and fifteen minutes, including preparation and immediate aftercare.
Potentially. Combining procedures can increase redness, dryness, sensitivity and flaking.
It is generally not performed over active inflammatory or infected acne.
Selected superficial marks may be considered, but pigment risk must be assessed carefully, especially in skin prone to post inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
It should not be booked immediately before an important event because visible recovery and individual reactions vary.
The answer depends on prescription and non prescription retinoids, acids and other actives. Follow personalised instructions from the clinic.
No course is promised in advance. Recovery and outcome are reviewed before another session is considered.
Arneta offers the assessed microneedling and chemical peel combination at It’s Me & You Clinic in Kingston upon Thames for suitable clients from Surrey and London.
Information about Microneedling and Chemical Peel on this page is general cosmetic guidance. It does not diagnose a skin condition, replace individual medical advice or guarantee a particular result. Suitability, response and recovery remain personal to the client.
Book a Kingston consultation with Arneta to review whether the skin is suitable for both procedures together or would be better served by a staged approach.