Laser Skin Rejuvenation in Montréal & Laval.

Our laser skin rejuvenation targets what topical products cannot - brown spots, redness, visible vessels, spider veins, and overall dullness - using the medical-grade Candela GentleMax Pro, which is safe across skin tones thanks to its dual 755nm and 1064nm wavelengths. We assess your skin honestly and only recommend laser where it will genuinely help. The same certified technicians, Health Canada-approved technology, transparent pricing, and free consultation apply at all four Montreal and Laval clinics (Downtown, Saint-Leonard, West Island/DDO, and Laval). That is why clients rate us among the best laser skin rejuvenation providers in Montreal and Laval.

Our Pico laser sends ultra-short pulses of light into the skin that are absorbed by the melanin in a dark spot, age spot, sun spot or freckle. That energy shatters the concentrated pigment into tiny particles, which your body then clears away naturally over the following weeks — so the spot darkens briefly, flakes, and fades. Because the laser targets pigment specifically, the surrounding skin is left intact. It corrects sun damage and pigmented lesions that topical creams simply cannot reach. We treat facial spots, age spots and sun damage at all four New Age Spa clinics in Montréal and Laval.

Yes. Our vascular laser emits a wavelength that is absorbed by the haemoglobin inside the vessel rather than the surrounding skin. The energy heats and collapses the vein wall, so the spider vein, broken capillary or small facial vein is reabsorbed and disappears from view. It works beautifully on the redness around the nose and cheeks, on facial thread veins, and on small leg spider veins. Most clients across our Montréal and Laval clinics need just one to three sessions depending on how many vessels are present.

It does. Persistent facial redness and rosacea flushing are driven by tiny dilated blood vessels just beneath the surface. Our vascular laser targets those vessels to calm the diffuse redness and even out your overall tone, so the flushed, blotchy look softens session over session. Laser does not cure rosacea, but it is one of the most effective ways to manage the visible redness. Many of our Montréal and Laval clients pair a course of treatments with gentle skincare to keep results looking their best.

Absolutely. Age spots and sun damage show up most on the areas we expose to the sun — the backs of the hands, the chest and décolleté, the shoulders and the upper back. Our Pico laser treats pigmentation on the body exactly as it does on the face, breaking down the dark spots so they fade and your skin looks clearer and more even. Hands and chest are some of our most-requested body areas at our Montréal and Laval clinics, especially heading into summer.

Downtime is minimal for most laser treatments. After pigment laser, treated spots look darker and may form a fine crust that flakes off over about a week — easily covered with makeup. After vascular or tightening treatments, you can expect mild redness or slight swelling that usually settles within a few hours to a day or two. Most clients return to work and normal life right away. The most important aftercare is daily SPF, since treated skin is more sun-sensitive. We give every Montréal and Laval client a written aftercare plan.

It depends on your concern. A single isolated dark spot can clear in one or two sessions, while widespread sun damage, melasma or diffuse redness typically needs a short series spaced a few weeks apart. Spider veins and broken capillaries often respond in one to three sessions. Skin tightening is cumulative — collagen builds gradually, so a series of three to six sessions gives the firmest, most natural-looking result. At your free consultation at any of our four Montréal and Laval clinics we'll map out an exact plan and the expected number of sessions for your skin.

Avoid Sun & Tanning

Keep treatment areas out of direct sun and avoid tanning or self-tanner for at least two weeks before. Tanned skin cannot be lasered safely.

Pause Strong Actives

Stop retinoids and strong exfoliating acids for about 5 to 7 days before so your skin is calm and not overly sensitive.

Skip Waxing on the Area

Avoid waxing, threading or other hair removal on the treatment area for a week before to prevent irritation and uneven response.

Tell Us Your History

Let us know about cold sores, recent procedures, medications, or pregnancy — this guides which laser and setting are safe for you.

Apply SPF 30+ Every Day

Treated skin is highly UV-sensitive. Use broad-spectrum SPF 30+ daily and reapply — Montréal and Laval UV climbs fast in summer, so daily protection protects your results.

Let Spots Flake Naturally

After pigment laser, treated spots darken and form a fine crust. Do not pick or scrub — let them shed on their own to avoid marks.

Keep It Cool & Gentle

Soothe any redness with cool compresses and the gentle products we recommend. Avoid retinoids, acids and scrubs until your skin has settled.

No Heat or Sweat

Skip saunas, steam, hot yoga and intense workouts for 48 to 72 hours to keep treated skin calm while it heals.

Most adults with dark spots, age spots, sun damage, melasma, spider veins, broken capillaries, diffuse redness or rosacea flushing, or early fine lines and laxity are excellent candidates. With the right laser, setting and conservative protocols we treat a wide range of skin types and tones — darker and ethnic skin is treated with extra care to protect against pigment changes. Laser may be postponed for a fresh tan, active cold sores, certain medications or pregnancy — your esthetician confirms what's safe during your free consultation at any of our four Montréal and Laval clinics.

Yes. Laser skin rejuvenation pairs beautifully with Microneedling for texture and scarring, with a Chemical Peel for surface tone and glow, and with Hydra-Dermabrasion for hydration and clarity between sessions. Your esthetician at your chosen Montréal or Laval clinic will sequence treatments safely so they complement rather than over-stress your skin.