BioRePeel in NYC. The Chemical Peel That Does Not Visibly Peel.
From $25030 minNo downtime
BioRePeel in NYC is the peel for people who cannot spend a week flaking. A two phase formula built around trichloroacetic acid (TCA) works beneath the surface, so the skin is stimulated without shedding its top layer. Brighter within days, better texture and finer lines over a course of four. At Club 116 on Central Park South it is $250, thirty minutes, no downtime.
Medically reviewed · September 2026
BioRePeel Before and After. What It Can Look Like.
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Every caseWhat BioRePeel Is, and Why It Does Not Leave You Peeling.
BioRePeel is a two phase chemical peel that combines trichloroacetic acid (TCA) with amino acids, vitamins and growth factors. It stimulates the deeper layers of the skin without shedding the surface, so there is no visible flaking. It is used for fine lines, uneven tone, mild acne scarring, enlarged pores and dullness. At Club 116 in Manhattan it costs $250 for 30 minutes.
A traditional TCA peel works by injuring the top layer of skin so it sheds and regrows, which is why you flake for a week. BioRePeel uses TCA differently. The two phase formula, one part water based and one part lipid based, carries the acid past the surface and into the layer beneath, where it prompts the skin to renew itself from below. The amino acids and vitamins in the same formula support that renewal. Because the surface is not the target, it does not shed; the change arrives from underneath over the following week. It is applied in minutes, neutralized, and followed by a calming mask. It is used on the face, neck, hands and back, and it is suitable for most skin tones, including deeper tones where stronger peels carry a risk of dark marks.
Who it is for
Fine lines, uneven tone, mild acne scarring, enlarged pores and dullness, in people who cannot afford a week of peeling. It suits people who work in front of others, people with darker skin who have been told to avoid peels, and anyone who wants a stronger result than a facial without the downtime of a resurfacing laser.
Why do it here
A clinician reads your skin under proper light before choosing the peel, and confirms your skin tone and history suit it. Nobody works on commission. If a cheaper option would do more, a Hydrafacial or the signature facial, you hear it before we start. And though a course of four is the plan that changes texture, you can start with one and decide the rest after you have seen how your skin responds.
Before, During and After.
A short read of your skin under proper light, your history, any medicines, recent sun, and what you use at home, especially retinoids and acids, which are paused for a few days first. If a different treatment would do more, we say so before we start.
A cleanse and degrease, then the two phase formula is mixed and applied across the treatment area. It tingles and can feel warm for a few minutes, less than most people expect. It is left for the set time, then neutralized and removed. A calming mask follows, then moisturizer and sunscreen. You are on the bed for the full time booked.
Skin that looks slightly flushed for an hour or two, then simply fresher. No flaking in most people; a little dryness in a few. Makeup can go on the next morning. Sunscreen is not optional for the following week.
Brighter within days. Texture, tone and fine lines improve over a course of four, two weeks apart, as each session builds on the renewal the last one started. The clinician photographs and notes each visit so the change is measured rather than guessed.
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Downtime and aftercare
None in the usual sense. Sunscreen every day for the following week, no retinoids, acids or scrubs for a few days, no sauna or hard training until tomorrow, and no picking if a little dryness appears. Anything specific to your skin is written down before you leave.
Not for you if
You are pregnant, you have used isotretinoin (a prescription acne medicine that thins the skin) in the last six months, you have an active cold sore, open lesions or a skin infection, or a sunburn. Recent sun exposure and a tan also mean waiting. The clinician confirms all of this before anything is applied.
Members
Members pay $200, 20% off list, and the first signature facial is included when you join.
Individual results vary
Nothing on this page is a guarantee of an outcome or a substitute for the consultation. Suitability is confirmed by a clinician before anything is booked, and consent is taken in writing.
BioRePeel in NYC: Questions People Ask First.
How much does BioRePeel cost in NYC?
At Club 116 on Central Park South BioRePeel is $250 a session for 30 minutes, and members pay $200. No consultation fee, no deposit to book, and the price is published so you can compare before you call anyone.
How many BioRePeel sessions do I need?
A course of four, two weeks apart, is the plan for texture, tone and fine lines. A single session gives a brighter skin within days and is a reasonable way to see how your skin responds before committing to the course. Maintenance after that is usually every one to two months.
Does BioRePeel really not peel?
For most people, no visible peeling. The formula targets the layer beneath the surface rather than the surface itself, so the skin renews from below without shedding. A few people notice slight dryness for a day or two. Nobody should expect the flaking week of a traditional TCA peel.
Is BioRePeel safe for dark skin?
It is used on most skin tones, including deeper tones, because it does not injure the surface in the way that causes post inflammatory dark marks. The clinician confirms suitability under proper light, and sunscreen afterwards matters more, not less, for darker skin.
Does BioRePeel hurt?
It tingles and feels warm for a few minutes while the formula is on, then it is neutralized. Most people rate it as mild. No numbing is needed.
Can I have BioRePeel on my neck, hands or back?
Yes. It is used on the face, neck, hands and back, and the neck and hands are often added to a face session because they show sun damage first. The clinician will price the area exactly, in writing, before anything starts.
Often Booked Alongside.
BioRePeel in NYC, from $250
Start with one. A clinician reads your skin first, confirms it suits a peel, tells you if a cheaper facial would do more, and the exact figure is in writing before anything starts.
No consultation fee·No deposit to book·Exact price in writing before anything starts