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BioRePeel Price in Lahore: What the 35% TCA Peel Really Costs

What BioRePeel costs in Lahore, why a course means 4 to 6 sessions, what the evidence really shows, and where to book it in DHA Phase 5.

Ahmad NadeemAhmad Nadeem · 8 September 2026 · 7 min read
Professional skincare equipment arranged in a clean, minimalist clinic treatment room

BioRePeel keeps turning up on Lahore clinic menus and in Instagram stories, usually attached to a promise that sounds too convenient: a 35% TCA peel that does not leave you flaking for a week. Here is what it actually is, what clinics in the city actually charge, what the published evidence does and does not support, and where you can book it in DHA.

  • What it is: a bi-phasic peel developed in Italy, built around 35% trichloroacetic acid with salicylic, tartaric and lactobionic acids. No needles, roughly 30 minutes a session.
  • Published pricing: one Gulberg clinic lists Rs 10,000 per 1 ml applied in clinic. Ordinary chemical peels in Lahore run about Rs 3,500 to Rs 11,000 a session.
  • The real cost: clinics recommend a course of 4 to 6 sessions, so budget in multiples rather than for one visit.
  • The honest caveat: independent peer reviewed trials of this specific branded product are thin. Most of what circulates online comes from the manufacturer, suppliers, or the clinics selling it.
  • Where: Skinfix by Aisha Tariq offers it from a skin clinic in DHA Phase 5, Lahore, and the clinic is now listed on bugo.pk.

What BioRePeel actually is

It is a chemical peel, but formulated to work without the visible shedding most people associate with peels.

The formulation is bi-phasic. An oily phase moderates how quickly the acid reaches the surface, so the active complex is delivered with minimal frosting or flaking. The core actives are 35% trichloroacetic acid (TCA), salicylic acid for congested pores and excess oil, tartaric acid for brightening, and lactobionic acid to support cell metabolism. It is applied topically, needs no needles, and a session takes about half an hour.

Clinics market it for acne and acne scarring, uneven tone, pigmentation, fine lines and dull texture. It is also promoted as suitable across skin types and as non photosensitising, which is a genuine practical advantage in a city that gets as much sun as Lahore does.

BioRePeel price in Lahore: what clinics actually publish

Very few Lahore clinics publish a number at all, and the one that does lists Rs 10,000.

  • SKINFUDGE in Gulberg lists BioRePeel C13 at Rs 10,000 per 1 ml applied in clinic, and recommends 4 to 6 treatments spaced 7 to 12 days apart for the face and neck. It also notes that the product is imported and that prices move with the dollar rate.
  • For context, oladoc's Lahore chemical peel listings put dermatologist peel fees in a Rs 3,500 to Rs 11,000 band, varying by doctor and by the area treated.

Do the arithmetic before you commit. A 4 to 6 session course at that per session rate is a Rs 40,000 to Rs 60,000 decision, not a Rs 10,000 one.

Most clinics, including Skinfix, quote BioRePeel on consultation instead of publishing a rate, because the cost depends on how much product a session uses and which areas are treated. Ask for the per session figure and the recommended number of sessions in the same breath, or the number you are quoted will not mean much.

What the evidence actually supports

Less than the marketing implies, and the gap is worth knowing about.

Conventional TCA peels are genuinely well studied. A comparative trial in the peer reviewed literature found that 25% TCA and 30% salicylic acid peels both improved mild to moderate acne, which is the kind of evidence base a dermatologist can point to.

BioRePeel as a branded formulation sits in a different position. Independent peer reviewed trials of it are scarce, and there is no large randomised trial putting it head to head against a conventional peel. Nearly all of the before and after material you will find is published by the manufacturer, by product suppliers, or by the clinics selling the treatment.

That does not make it a bad treatment. It means the reasonable expectation is "a peel with a comfortable recovery," not "a proven upgrade on the peel your dermatologist already offers." If a clinic tells you it is clinically proven to outperform other peels, it is fair to ask which trial they mean.

A dermatologist applying a skin treatment to a patient in a South Asian clinic
Who applies the peel matters as much as which peel it is.

Skinfix by Aisha Tariq, a skin clinic in DHA Phase 5 Lahore

It is one of the DHA clinics listing BioRePeel, and it is now on bugo.pk.

Skinfix by Aisha Tariq operates from 73 CCA, basement, Sector C, DHA Phase 5, Lahore. Its listed services cover personalised skin treatments, acne management, chemical peels including BioRePeel, Korean facials and Hydra Facials. The clinic posts on Instagram as @skin_fix25, and there is a short walkthrough on the bugo channel: watch the clinic on YouTube.

The deal that is currently live

One thing to be clear about: the bugo.pk listing at this clinic is not for BioRePeel. It is the Korean Glass Skin Glow with Hydra Facial, listed at PKR 12,000 instead of PKR 16,000, which works out to 25% off, valid until 27 October 2026.

If you want to see the clinic and how it treats your skin before committing to a multi session peel course, that facial is the cheaper way in. Nothing is charged when you claim the deal. You pay the discounted price at the counter when you redeem it.

Before you book a BioRePeel course

  • Ask for the per session price and the recommended number of sessions together, not separately.
  • Ask who actually applies it: a dermatologist, or an aesthetician working under supervision.
  • Mention isotretinoin (Roaccutane), recent waxing, or active eczema in the treatment area before anything is applied.
  • If your main concern is deeper pigmentation such as melasma, ask what they have specifically seen on skin like yours rather than accepting a general claim.
  • Confirm the sun protection instructions. SPF 50 or higher, daily, is the standard advice with any peel.

FAQ

Does BioRePeel really not make your skin peel?

The formulation is designed to minimise shedding, and clinics describe zero to minimal flaking. Worth remembering that this description comes from the people selling the treatment rather than from independent testing, so treat it as the expected experience rather than a guarantee.

How much does a BioRePeel treatment cost in Lahore?

The only openly published rate we found is Rs 10,000 per 1 ml at SKINFUDGE in Gulberg. Most other clinics, Skinfix included, quote it on consultation. Budget for a course of 4 to 6 sessions rather than a single visit.

How many sessions will I need?

SKINFUDGE recommends 4 to 6 treatments, every 7 to 12 days for the face and neck and every 10 to 15 days for the body. Your clinic should give you a number based on what it is treating, and should be able to explain why.

Is it safe for brown skin?

It is marketed as suitable for all skin types and tones and as non photosensitising. Because independent data on this specific product is limited, the practical answer is to have it done by someone experienced with South Asian skin, and to start conservatively rather than booking the full course upfront.

Can I book BioRePeel through bugo.pk?

Not at the moment. The live listing at Skinfix by Aisha Tariq is the Korean Glass Skin Glow with Hydra Facial at PKR 12,000. For BioRePeel itself, contact the clinic directly and ask for its current per session rate.

Ahmad Nadeem

Ahmad Nadeem

HR Manager at Heuristic Sol in Lahore, working across HR operations and people management. Holds an MBA in Human Resources Management from The Superior University.

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