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Facials, Hydrafacial and microneedling in Laval

We offer facials, chemical peels, dermaplaning, Hydrafacial MD and eDermaStamp microneedling. Most include Celluma LED light therapy. Before we begin, our estheticians look at your skin, ask what you want to improve and recommend the treatment that fits.

A Hydrafacial: the handpiece on a client's cheek

Skin

Signature facial (Celluma LED included)

Our signature facial includes cleansing, exfoliation, extractions when needed, a mask chosen for your skin, facial massage and Celluma LED light. It works well for most skin types and leaves the skin feeling clean, calm and hydrated. There is usually no downtime, and you can wear makeup later the same day. Celluma is a device licensed by Health Canada (licence no. 97577).

Acne-prone skin facial (LED included)

For skin that is oily, congested or prone to breakouts, this facial includes deep cleansing, gentle exfoliation, extractions, a purifying mask and LED light. We offer it to adults and teens. Some redness after extractions is normal and usually settles quickly. We also give you simple aftercare to follow at home. This is a cosmetic treatment and does not replace medical care.

Men's facial

A facial adapted to skin that may be thicker or regularly shaved, with cleansing, exfoliation, extractions when needed, a mask and hydration. There is usually no downtime, so you can return to your day right after.

Teen facial

A gentle first facial for teenage skin, with cleansing, light exfoliation, extractions if needed and a soothing mask. We also go over a simple routine that is easy to follow at home. The skin may look a little pink right after the appointment.

Chemical peel (LED included)

A chemical peel uses an exfoliating solution to remove surface buildup and improve the look of dullness, visible pores and uneven texture, followed by LED light. We choose the strength based on your skin. Depending on the peel, you may have light redness or flaking over the following days. Avoid sun exposure and wear sunscreen afterward.

Dermaplaning (LED included)

We use a sterile blade to gently remove fine facial hair and surface dead skin, then finish with LED light. The skin feels smoother, and makeup often sits more evenly afterward. A little pinkness right after is normal. The fine hair grows back as it was, no coarser and no darker.

Hydrafacial MD (signature, deluxe, platinum)

Hydrafacial MD uses a device to cleanse, exfoliate, extract and infuse hydrating serums in one treatment. Signature covers the core steps, Deluxe adds a targeted serum and LED light, and Platinum adds lymphatic drainage at the start. We choose the level based on your skin and what you want from the visit. There is usually no downtime. Hydrafacial MD is a device licensed by Health Canada (licence no. 79154).

eDermaStamp microneedling (face; face and neck; face, neck and décolleté)

eDermaStamp uses fine sterile needles to create controlled micro-channels while a serum is applied. We offer face; face and neck; or face, neck and décolleté. It is used to improve the appearance of pores, fine lines and small marks. Results vary and usually build over a series of treatments. Expect some redness and warmth afterward, similar to a mild sunburn, so avoid makeup and hard workouts the same day. eDermaStamp is a device licensed by Health Canada (licence no. 96201).

Scalp microneedling, in a series, on consultation

The same device, applied to the scalp as a series of sessions. It is offered only after a consultation confirming that the scalp is healthy and the series is right for you. Results vary from one person to the next, and we discuss that before starting.

Before and after

Chemical peel: the skin before, on the left, and after, on the right
Chemical peel
Chemical peel: the skin before, at the top, and after, at the bottom
Chemical peel
Acne-prone skin facial: four photos of the same skin; the breakouts are clearest at the top left and almost gone at the bottom right
Acne-prone skin facial
Hydrafacial MD: the skin before, on the left, and after, on the right, brighter and more even
Hydrafacial MD
eDermaStamp microneedling: the skin before, on the left, with marks and redness, and after, on the right, smoother
eDermaStamp microneedling
Dermaplaning: the skin before, on the left, and after, on the right, brighter
Dermaplaning

Before booking a peel or microneedling

  • Pregnancy or breastfeeding: tell us when you book, as some treatments will wait.
  • Active lesions, open skin, cold sores or infection on the area: we wait until it heals.
  • Recent sunburn or tan, or sun exposure planned in the days that follow.
  • Skin medication or treatments in progress, including retinoids: mention them when you book.
  • A tendency to thick or keloid scars (microneedling).
  • Recent cosmetic injections: appointments are spaced out.

Common questions

Hydrafacial signature, deluxe or platinum?

The Signature is the core treatment: cleanse, exfoliate, extract and hydrate. Deluxe adds a serum chosen for your concern and a session of LED light. Platinum adds lymphatic drainage at the start, on top of everything in Deluxe. For a first visit, Signature is usually the simplest place to start.

Hydrafacial or chemical peel?

They do different jobs. Hydrafacial focuses on cleansing, exfoliation and hydration, usually with no downtime. A chemical peel works more directly on surface texture and dullness and may bring a few days of redness or light flaking. We look at your skin and help you choose the one that fits what you need now.

How often should I get a Hydrafacial?

There is no fixed schedule. Some clients come more regularly when their skin is congested and space appointments farther apart for simple upkeep. After your first visit, we can suggest a rhythm based on your skin and your goals.

What is the healing time after microneedling?

Expect redness and warmth like a mild sunburn right after, fading over the next few days, sometimes with light dryness or flaking. Skip makeup, sweat and heat on the first day and wear sunscreen. Most people return to their normal routine quickly, and results keep building after that.

Dermaplaning vs shaving: what is the difference?

Both use a blade. Dermaplaning is performed by an esthetician with a sterile surgical blade held at a precise angle, removing the surface layer of dead skin along with the fine hair. Home shaving mostly takes the hair. Either way, the hair grows back as it was, no thicker and no darker.

Book a facial

Call or email us, and we will suggest the treatment that suits your skin.