Skincare after treatment
You've had the treatment. What you use at home over the next few weeks decides how much of that result you keep. Most skincare advice online is written by retailers selling product. This is written around what the skin is actually doing after a procedure, and reviewed by our Medical Consultant before it reaches you.
Aftercare guides by treatment
After a chemical peel
Support the barrier, hold the actives, protect the new skin.
Read the routine 02After Lumecca IPL or laser
Calm heat and redness, and protect pigment results from the sun.
Read the routine 03After Profhilo & bio-remodelling
What helps, and what to leave alone while the result develops.
Read the routine 04After microneedling
Barrier-first recovery while tiny channels close over.
Read the routine 05Between injectable appointments
Skin quality work that keeps the in-between looking its best.
Read the routine 06Skin prep before treatment
How to arrive with skin that responds well on the day.
Read the guideReviewed by Dr Shahe Boghossian, GMC 5204600, last reviewed 11 Jun 2026
The London Road Clinic is a Glo Skin Beauty stockist in Newark, Nottinghamshire, curated by clinicians. These aftercare routines are built for patients who want their at-home skincare to protect, not undo, the result of a professional treatment.
Each page maps the recovery window to the products worth using, the actives worth pausing, and the point at which a concern is better taken back to a practitioner.
Frequently asked
Is this advice a substitute for what my clinic told me?
No. Always follow the specific aftercare instructions given by the clinic that performed your treatment. This hub is general guidance to help you choose at-home products that support recovery, not a replacement for your practitioner's advice.
Do I need different products for different treatments?
The principles are similar: support the barrier, pause strong actives, and protect from the sun. The timing differs by treatment, though, so each page sets out the recovery window that applies.